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2/15/2007
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Random Number Generator - Log Pearson Type III Distribution Page 1 of 3 <br />:.: 'j <br />Random Number Generator - Log Pearson Type III Distribution kJ <br />The Log Pearson Type III distribution is commonly used in h4raulic studies. It is s similar <br />to normal distribution, except instead of two parameters, stana�d deviation and mean, it also has <br />skew. When the skew is small, Log Pearson Type III distribution approximates normal. <br />The following example shows input and output from 3 simulations. Each has the same mean and <br />standard deviation, but with different skew. The objective is to show the change in the distribution <br />when skew changes. All three simulations have 10,000 iterations and alpha of 5% (for 1 tail test). <br />ut <br />C' 1 <br />(^ 2 <br />3 <br />Alpha 1 Tell) <br />5.00 <br />5.00% <br />5.00% <br />Iteration <br />10000 <br />10000 <br />10000 <br />Mean <br />10 <br />10 <br />10 <br />SD <br />2 <br />2 <br />2 <br />dfl <br />8.08 <br />7.38 <br />6.70 <br />Skew <br />2 <br />1 <br />0.001 <br />df2 <br />F Populate simulated deviate on spreadsheet (65535 limit) <br />The output shows the estimate of skewness, mean, stand deviation, maximum value, <br />minimum value, lower confidence interval, and upper confidence interval from each of the 3 <br />simulations (these returned estimates can be used to check it the random numbers generator <br />works the way it is instructed to do). <br />output <br />Skew <br />2.26 <br />1.06 <br />-0.01 <br />Mean <br />9.99 <br />10.01 <br />10.01 <br />Sd <br />2.03 <br />2.01 <br />2.01 <br />min <br />7.80 <br />6.09 <br />2.41 <br />Max <br />34.76 <br />24.68 <br />17.75 <br />Lower CI <br />8.08 <br />7.38 <br />6.70 <br />UppercI <br />13.96 <br />13.76 <br />13.27 <br />The following shows the charts generated from the 3 simulations. The charts <br />show as skew decreases, the distribution becomes more normal. <br />( <br />http:// www. anthony- vba.kefra.com/vba /vbar6.htm 2/15/2007 <br />
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