I think this is a rather basic question, but I am not sure if there is already a function in Mathematica to do what I need or if I have to write the code myself.
I have this simple code that gives me the probability corresponding to any number of sigma in a normal distribution:
Manipulate[
Probability[μ - n*σ < x < μ + n*σ, x \[Distributed] NormalDistribution[μ, σ]],
{n, 1, 5}]
I would like to know how to do the inverse, that is getting the number of sigma corresponding to a given probability.
Thanks
Sqrt[2] InverseErf[p]
$\endgroup$P(x)
obtained from experiment. Is it the case? Then it is one scenario. You might have a plot of a probability drawn by somebody else with unknown parameters. It is another one. May be something else? $\endgroup$