If we analyize the distribution of Average over 100 points per Iteration (over 5000 iterations) , then distribution in both cases ln(mod(x) and ln(mod(1/x)) is 3-parameter LogNormal with parameters:
Scale parametes \( \mu=0.91478 \),
Shape parameter \( \sigma =0.04851 \),
location parameter \( \gamma=-1.9302 \)
http:// http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log...stribution
While if we analyze distribution of Average per point x]0.01:0.01:0.99[ (10 000 iterations) at 100 points , we obtain the best fit by Johnson SU distribution , second best by log logistic distribution . This of course requires more points to be made decisive, but both are interesting, especially log logistic because of its many connections and relation to Lambert W function used in solutions of some growth models.
But these things I have to read on...As many others.
Ivars
Scale parametes \( \mu=0.91478 \),
Shape parameter \( \sigma =0.04851 \),
location parameter \( \gamma=-1.9302 \)
http:// http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Log...stribution
While if we analyze distribution of Average per point x]0.01:0.01:0.99[ (10 000 iterations) at 100 points , we obtain the best fit by Johnson SU distribution , second best by log logistic distribution . This of course requires more points to be made decisive, but both are interesting, especially log logistic because of its many connections and relation to Lambert W function used in solutions of some growth models.
But these things I have to read on...As many others.
Ivars

