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An algorithm for generating positively correlated beta-distributed random variables with known marginal distributions and a specified correlation
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    An algorithm for generating positively correlated beta-distributed random variables with known marginal distributions and a specified correlation (English)
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    26 November 2008
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    expected variance
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    expected covariance
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    standard gamma distribution
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