Source code for gemseo.uncertainty.distributions.base_settings.log_normal_settings
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"""Base settings for defining a log-normal distribution."""
from __future__ import annotations
from typing import Final
from pydantic import Field
from pydantic import PositiveFloat
from gemseo.uncertainty.distributions.base_distribution_settings import (
BaseDistribution_Settings,
)
_MU: Final[float] = 1.0
"""The default value of mu."""
_SIGMA: Final[float] = 1.0
"""The default value of sigma."""
_LOCATION: Final[float] = 0.0
"""The default value of location."""
_SET_LOG: Final[bool] = False
"""The default value of set_log."""
[docs]
class BaseLogNormalDistribution_Settings(BaseDistribution_Settings): # noqa: N801
"""The base settings of a log-normal distribution."""
mu: float = Field(
default=_MU,
description="""Either the mean of the log-normal random variable
or that of its logarithm when ``set_log`` is ``True``.""",
)
sigma: PositiveFloat = Field(
default=_SIGMA,
description="""Either the standard deviation of the log-normal random variable
or that of its logarithm when ``set_log`` is ``True``.""",
)
location: float = Field(
default=_LOCATION,
description="The location of the log-normal random variable.",
)
set_log: bool = Field(
default=_SET_LOG,
description="""Whether ``mu`` and ``sigma`` apply
to the logarithm of the log-normal random variable.
Otherwise,
``mu`` and ``sigma`` apply to the log-normal random variable directly.""",
)