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Originally Posted by Simo  to the best of my knowledge, there is no closed form for the inverse error function. i've look in some texts but the only representation was the same you can find in wikipedia Error function - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
...a series expansion...
at the moment, for my work it's fine, but if you go ahead with the work...good luck1 |
Cool no worries, Ive played around with it a bit and Ive gotten to the point of not caring, just one other thing are you sure about the K-1 as opposed to 1-K? following your original problem and your solution I think you may have the K on the wrong side of the equation (line after 'introduce new variable (x-mu)/(sqrt(2)*sigma)
I hope you dont take offence, Ive just played with the algebra a few times and always end up with 1 - K.
Keep posts like this coming!
Regards,
David