Marginal Cumulative Probability Function

A Marginal Cumulative Probability Function is a Cumulative Probability Function for a Marginal Probability Function.

• AKA: Marginal CDF.
• See: Joint Cumulative Probability Function.

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References

2004

• (Montanari & Brath, 2004) ⇒ Alberto Montanari, and Armando Brath. (2004). “A stochastic approach for assessing the uncertainty of rainfall‐runoff simulations.” In: Water Resources Research 40, no. 1 (2004).
  • QUOTE: … Krzysztofowicz [1997]. Let us denote with P(E ≤ e t ) and P(S ≤ s t ) the arbitrarily specified marginal cumulative probability distributions of E(t) and S(t), respectively, which are assumed to be strictly increasing and continuous. First …

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