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{bf:rsgt} {hline 2} Random SGT generator


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{p 8 20 2}
{cmdab:rsgt} {it:{help varname:varname}} mu lambda sigma p q


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{cmd:rsgt} creates random variates from the Skewed Generalized T 
Distribution. Mu, Lambda, Sigma, p, and q are specified by the user. Note that 
sigma, p, and q are positve and -1 < lambda <1.

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Authored by James McDonald and Jacob Orchard at Brigham Young University. For
support contact Jacob at orchard.jake@gmail.com.


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James B., McDonald, Olga Stoddard, and Daniel Walton. 2016.
{it:On using interval response data in experimental economics},
working paper.