Could you provide an example of a probability distribution that doesn't fall under the normal distribution category? Additionally, Can you specify a scenario where this probability distribution would be suitable?

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A Tweedie distribution is not normal. It has a spike at value zero, and then a
distribution skewed having a very long tail on the right. There is no negative
value.
This is the distribution of auto insurance loss cost.

Could you provide an example of a probability distribution that doesn't fall under the normal distribution category? Additionally, Can you specify a scenario where this probability distribution would be suitable?

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