B is another normal distribution with mean=Ub and Standard Deviartion=Sb
The correlation between A and B is Sab
What is the probability that A is great than B? How to calculate?
myisland8132: Your solution is a bit complex and before putting into the formula you suggest, you should find out the joint probability of A and B with correlation. That is hard!
nelsonywm2000: Smart! Your description is for discreat probability not for continuous one. Nevertheless I understand your way! Your solution might be good for two variables. But I don't think that is general solution for multivaribles case.
If A is a normal distribution with (Ua,Sa) B is a normal distribution with (Ub, Sb) C is also a normal distribution with (Uc,Sc) The correlation Matrix is S. What is the probability that A is the greatest number among A, B and C? How to calculate?