Logit Transformation
The function
This function has an inflection point at
, where
Applying the logit transformation to values obtained by iterating the Logistic Equation generates a sequence ofRandom Numbers having distribution
which is very close to a Gaussian Distribution.
References
Collins, J.; Mancilulli, M.; Hohlfeld, R.; Finch, D.; Sandri, G.; and Shtatland, E. ``A Random Number Generator Based on the Logit Transform of the Logistic Variable.'' Computers in Physics 6, 630-632, 1992. Pickover, C. A. Keys to Infinity. New York: Wiley, pp. 244-245, 1995.
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