.NET Framework - Generate Poisson random variable

I need help to generate Poisson random variable via Inverse Transform .

  rowe_newsgroups replied...

More for curiosity than anything:

Why do you need to do this?

Thanks,

Seth Rowe [MVP]

  KerryMoorma replied...

Ardeshir,

Did you already try Google with:  generate Poisson random variable Inverse
Transform

Kerry Moorman

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