Home → Techniques and Tips → @RISK Distributions → How does RiskSplice Work? (Technical Example)
Applies to: @RISK 5.5.0 and newer
The help text for RiskSplice( ) says
The two pieces of the distribution will be re-weighted since the total area under the (spliced) curve still has to equal 1. Thus the probability density of any given x value in the resulting spliced distribution will probably be different from what it was in the original distribution.
How exactly does RiskSplice( ) work? How are the density functions adjusted to make the new distribution?
Please see the attached Word document for the mathematical details and a complete example.
Additional keywords: Splice
Last edited: 2015-04-23