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Line 1: The '''~~Inverse~~inverse transform sampling method''' is a method of sampling a number at random from any [[probability distribution]], given its [[cumulative distribution function]] (cdf). The problem that the ~~'''Inverse~~inverse transform sampling method~~'''~~ solves is as follows: *Let X be a [[random variable]] whose distribution can be described by the cdf d(''x'').

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