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  Any one of the argument is non-numeric.
 
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  <math>prob<0</math> or <math>prob>1</math> or <math>sd \le 0</math>
 
  <math>prob<0</math> or <math>prob>1</math> or <math>sd \le 0</math>
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==ZOS Section==
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*The syntax is to calculate Log normal distribution in ZOS is <math>LOGINV(probability,mean,standarddev,accuracy,normdistaccuracy,recursivelimit)</math>
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**<math>probability</math> is the probability associated with lognormal distribution
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**<math>mean</math> is the mean value of ln(x)
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**<math>standarddev</math> is the standard deviation of ln(x).
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**<math>accuracy</math> gives accurate value of the solution.
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==Examples==
 
==Examples==

Revision as of 04:17, 20 June 2014

LOGINV(probability,mean,standarddev,accuracy,normdistaccuracy,recursivelimit)


  • is the probability associated with lognormal distribution
  • is the mean value of ln(x)
  • is the standard deviation of ln(x).
  • gives accurate value of the solution.

Description

  • This function gives the inverse value of Log-normal Cumulative Distribution.
  • This distribution is the Continuous Probability Distribution.
  • Log-normal Distribution is also called Galton's distribution.
  • A random variable which is log-normally distributed takes only positive real values.
  • If , then .
  • This function will give the result as error when
Any one of the argument is non-numeric.
 or  or 

ZOS Section

  • The syntax is to calculate Log normal distribution in ZOS is
    • is the probability associated with lognormal distribution
    • is the mean value of ln(x)
    • is the standard deviation of ln(x).
    • gives accurate value of the solution.


Examples

  1. LOGINV(0.039084,3.5,1.2) = 3.9957031
  2. LOGINV(0.039084,3.5,1.2,0.02,0.4) = 3.5
  3. LOGINV(0.039084,3.5,1.2,0.02,0.9) = 5.525
  4. LOGINV(0.24786,6.25,3.12) = NULL
  5. LOGINV(0.007543,5.82,2.9) = NULL

See Also

References

Log-normal Distribution