data elevator;
Mean = 1000;
Sigma = 150;
Input X;
p = CDF('Normal',x,Mean,Sigma);
Pdiff = CDF('Normal',850,Mean,Sigma) -CDF('Normal',1150,Mean,Sigma);
drop sigma mean;
This is what I wrote so far. How would I implement the code that uses the empirical rule of 68%,95%, and 99.7%. I understand that I must add and subtract the standard deviation from the mean but how would that look like in code ?
Thank you ! I think I got it. How does this look ?
data elevator;
infile datalines dlm=',';
Mean = 1000;
Sigma = 150;
Input X Y;
Pdiff = CDF('Normal',X,Mean,Sigma) - CDF('Normal',Y,Mean,Sigma);
drop sigma mean;
datalines;
850,1150
700,1300
550,1450
;
proc print data=elevator;
run;
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