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Home → Techniques and Tips → @RISK Distribution Fitting

4. @RISK Distribution Fitting

• 4.1. Capacity of Distribution Fitting
• 4.2. Bootstrapping for Distribution Fitting
• 4.3. Discrepancy from Fits Performed by Other Software
• 4.4. "Distributions to Fit" Dialog Doesn't Allow Every Distribution
• 4.5. Discrete Density Data Treated as Continuous
• 4.6. RMS Error Calculation in Distribution Fitting with (x,p) Pairs
• 4.7. RMS Error Calculation in Distribution Fitting with (x,y) Pairs
• 4.8. P-Values and Distribution Fitting
• 4.9. Interpreting Anderson-Darling Test Statistics
• 4.10. Number of Bins in Distribution Fitting
• 4.11. Discrepancy in AIC Calculation?
• 4.12. Interpreting AIC Statistics
• 4.13. Bounds of Fitted Uniform and Exponential Distributions
• 4.14. Best Fit for Small Data Sets?
• 4.15. N/A in Results from Parametric Bootstrapping
• 4.16. "Auto Detect" Button in Time Series Fitting
• 4.17. ARIMA Model in Time Series
• 4.18. Constraining Time Series to Return Positive Results
• 4.19. Number of Periods to Forecast in Time Series
• 4.20. Technical Details of Distribution Fitting
• 4.21. Time Series with Irregular Intervals