Bivariate normal density/distribution functions

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From: Warren Snelling
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 15:06

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Several papers I am studying refer to "standard bivariate
normal density and distribution functions" with no further  
explaination; these computations are necessary for the methodology
presented.  None of the readily available statistics references 
have provided insight, and I did not see anything obvious in 
Statlib.  I would appreciate any reference to algorithms for
computing these functions.

Thanks in advance

warren
wsnell@ops.agsci.colostate.edu

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