May 1, 1994Open Access

The Three Sigma Rule

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Abstract For random variables with a unimodal Legesgue density, the 3sgrave rule is proved by elementary calculus. It emerges as a special case of the Vysochanskiĭ-Petunin inequality, which in turn is based on the Gauss inequality.

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