1. n. [Reservoir Characterization]
The variation in the values of a one-dimensional data set. There are a number of readily recognized, possible distributions known to statistics, each with mathematical definitions. Statisticians may endeavor to find whether a dataset is a good fit to any of the recognized distributions. Some examples include
See related terms: Boltzmann probability distribution, one-dimensional seismic data, Poisson distribution, sequential Gaussian simulation
