Declared uniform distribution model
Seeded tolerance sampling
Inputs
Nominal one-dimensional result before sampled contributor variation.
User-declared symmetric uniform half-width; enter 0 only when unused.
User-declared symmetric uniform half-width; enter 0 only when unused.
User-declared symmetric uniform half-width; enter 0 only when unused.
Optional visible contributor; enter 0 when unused.
Optional visible contributor; enter 0 when unused.
Optional visible contributor; enter 0 when unused.
Visible non-negative integer state for reproducible local pseudo-random draws; it does not represent a physical population.
Finite number of local draws from 10 through 10,000; more draws do not validate the input model.
Results
Generated local samples
1,000
samplesReproducibility seed
20,260,819
—Generated sample mean
99.998
Generated sample standard deviation
0.065179
Generated sample minimum
99.828
Generated sample maximum
100.16
Generated 1st percentile
99.864
Generated 99th percentile
100.13
Declared worst-case envelope half-width
0.18
xi = N + Σ[(2ui−1)·ti], ui from visible seeded LCG · reported percentiles use nearest generated rank
A first-pass number, not a code check, certification, or approval. Read the method and its limits below. What this is and is not.
Nearby: ISO 286 fits · Tolerance stack · Position deviation · MMC bonus & virtual condition
Method
Formula, when it applies, and when it does not
Generate a reproducible local sample of a six-contributor linear stack using symmetric uniform half-widths, a visible seed, and a visible sample count.
xi = N + Σ[(2ui−1)·ti], ui from visible seeded LCG · reported percentiles use nearest generated rank
When
- Linear one-dimensional additive stack
- Uniform distribution selected by the user
- Independent seeded pseudo-random draws
- Visible integer seed and finite sample count
Don’t
- This is a reproducible local pseudo-random sample of a user-declared independent uniform linear stack. It does not infer contributor distributions or independence, model geometry or assembly, estimate a physical population, predict yield, determine capability/compliance, recommend tolerances, or approve an assembly.