I came across some code in SAS which does the following:
var_1 = cdf('normal',var2+var3,0.1);
My question is what does the 0.1 stand for? what does it mean in the CDF function?
Hi @adrfinance,
It's the mean (often denoted with m), i.e., the location parameter of the normal distribution. (The standard deviation is the default: s=1.) See documentation.
Hi @adrfinance,
It's the mean (often denoted with m), i.e., the location parameter of the normal distribution. (The standard deviation is the default: s=1.) See documentation.
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