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Probability integral transform (F(X)∼U(0,1))

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If X has a continuous cumulative distribution function F, then F(X) has the uniform distribution on (0,1). Combined with inverse transform sampling, this constructs the monotone rearrangement G−1(F(X)) to a target with quantile function G−1.

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