Hello everyone,
Given a value for probability, I would like to seek that value x such that F(x, mean, standard_dev) = probability, where F is defined as the normal cumulative distribution.
I found that function invnormal(p) does this, but only works for the normal standard distribution (mean=0, sd=0). I would like to know if there is a function to do this in a general case (e.g. when the mean is not equal to zero and the standard deviation is not 1 )
Thanks !
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