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An integrable polynomial expansion is derived for the skewed Student’s t-distribution. Analytic integration of the density function results in a polynomial expression for the cumulative distribution function too, which is easily manageable from a numerical and mathematical point of view and enables computing quantiles with minimum numerical effort.
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