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Nieminen Juha wrote:
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> No, normal distribution is distributed in the form e^(-x^2). You can get
> an approximation by calculating the average of at least three random numbers
> (the more the numbers, the better the approximation, but three is usually
> close enough).
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Sorry about the confusion. I always have those mixed up for some reason.
Perhaps a gaussian distribution macro would also be useful...
But not necessary, as the average of 3 norm^H^H^H^H linear distribution macros
would do the trick.
Margus
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