The distribution syntax for random values

The following describe the syntax for the different available distributions for the various random tools:

• UNIFORM {Minimum}, {Maximum}—A uniform distribution with a range defined by the minimum and maximum. Both {Minimum} and {Maximum} are of type double. The default values are 0.0 for {Minimum} and 1.0 for {Maximum}.
• INTEGER {Minimum}, {Maximum}—An integer distribution with a range defined by the minimum and maximum. Both {Minimum} and {Maximum} are of type long. The default values are 1 for {Minimum} and 10 for {Maximum}.
• NORMAL {Mean}, {Standard Deviation}—A normal distribution with a defined mean and standard deviation. Both {Mean} and {Standard Deviation} are of type double. The default values are 0.0 for {Mean} and 1.0 for {Standard Deviation}.
• EXPONENTIAL {Mean}—An exponential distribution with a defined mean. {Mean} is of type double. The default value for {Mean} is 1.0.
• POISSON {Mean}—A Poisson distribution with a defined mean. {Mean} is of type double. The default value for {Mean} is 1.0.
• GAMMA {Alpha}, {Beta}—A gamma distribution with a defined alpha and beta. Both {Alpha} and {Beta} are of type double. The default values are 1.0 for {Alpha} and 1.0 for {Beta}.
• BINOMIAL {N}, {Probability}—A binomial distribution with a defined n and probability. {N} is of type long, and {Probability} is of type double. The default values are 10 for {N} and 0.5 for {Probability}.
• GEOMETRIC {Probability}—A geometric distribution with a defined probability. {Probability} is of type double. The default value for {Probability} is 0.5.
• NEGATIVE BINOMIAL {N}, {Probability}—A negative binomial distribution with a defined n and probability. {N} is of type long, and {Probability} is of type double. The default values are 10 for {N} and 0.5 for {Probability}.