Visualizing the Probability Integral Transform

The probability integral transform is an important statement in statistics, used to generate random variables from a given continuous distribution by generating variables from the uniformly distribution on the interval [0,1]. Here, the principle is visualized by: generating random variables from a given distribution, evaluating the CDF at these samples, and plotting the histogram of these values. With increasing samples, it is clear that this distribution is uniform on [0,1].