< Statistics < Distributions 
      Continuous Uniform Distribution
| Probability density function  Using maximum convention | |
| Cumulative distribution function  | |
| Notation | |
|---|---|
| Parameters | |
| Support | |
| CDF | |
| Mean | |
| Median | |
| Mode | any value in | 
| Variance | |
| Skewness | 0 | 
| Ex. kurtosis | |
| Entropy | |
| MGF | |
| CF | |
The (continuous) uniform distribution, as its name suggests, is a distribution with probability densities that are the same at each point in an interval. In casual terms, the uniform distribution shapes like a rectangle.
Mathematically speaking, the probability density function of the uniform distribution is defined as
And the cumulative distribution function is:
Mean
We derive the mean as follows.
As the uniform distribution is 0 everywhere but [a, b] we can restrict ourselves that interval
Variance
We use the following formula for the variance.
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