Semon 2 1/1 75% Create a Python function, named PERT, that receives 4 parameters as input: TLIK, TPES: TOPT» #iterations, and returns a list with random numbers, as many as #iterations, following the PERT distribution. • Use numpy.random . beta(alpha, beta, size = iterations) as a base for calculating PERT trials - Plot an histogram of the duration distribution (following a PERT distribution) of a task with TLIK = 15,TPES = 30,TOPT = 12.5, using 1E6 iterations. The distribution is left skewed, right skewed or symmetric? %3D

Semon 2 1/1 75% Create a Python function, named PERT, that receives 4 parameters as input: TLIK, TPES: TOPT» #iterations, and returns a list with random numbers, as many as #iterations, following the PERT distribution. • Use numpy.random . beta(alpha, beta, size = iterations) as a base for calculating PERT trials - Plot an histogram of the duration distribution (following a PERT distribution) of a task with TLIK = 15,TPES = 30,TOPT = 12.5, using 1E6 iterations. The distribution is left skewed, right skewed or symmetric? %3D

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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