This theory is extended to the c-sample case and to the case where the set of cdf's in question depends on N. These extensions are used to estimate the probability of a large deviation of those ...

Since the presence of a cdf is frequently encountered in the likelihood-based analysis with limiteddependent and qualitative variables as elegantly shown in the classic book of Maddala ...

Since by definition the CDF is a positive monotonic function with values from 0 to 1, it's apparent that an inverse CDF always exists.

The function “get_Table (Cell range of CDF, Cell range of x)” is easy to understand and modify (in Excel, hit Alt-F12 to view the code).