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    Jan 27, 2013, 07:11 PM
    Minimum observation number for a 50% chance of observing a value at 0.999 of the cdf
    How many observations are needed to have a 50% chance of including at least 1 observation that equals or exceeds the value at 0.999 (or other level) of the cumulative distribution from which the observations are drawn? And does the shape of the cdf matter?

    Using a random number scheme, I get about 694 observations required for a 50% chance at 0.999, but there should be an exact solution.

    Thanks

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