It is quite common in the practice of decision analysis to assess percentiles such as the 10th (P10), 50th (P50) and 90th (P90). How does one then translate these assessments into a probability distribution that can be used in analyses? In this paper [$], Drs. Keelin and Powley (SDG) develop a new procedure to automate task in a flexible and powerful way.
Published in 2011 in Decision Analysis. The abstract is free and the paper is available for purchase from this link.
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