Generate random numbers by finding the best fitting distribution for the data in pyspark

basically my problem statement is to find the best fit distribution for my data (just suppose i have already extracted a column from dataframe). after finding the best fit distribution of my data i have to generate random numbers .

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import numpy as np
import scipy.stats as st
def bestFitDist(dist_list):
  distributions = [st.beta,
              st.expon,
              st.gamma,
              st.lognorm,
              st.norm,
              st.pearson3,
              st.triang,
              st.uniform,
              st.weibull_min, 
              st.weibull_max,
              st.laplace,
              st.exponpow
                  ]
  mles = []
  for distribution in distributions:
    pars = distribution.fit(dist_list)
    mle = distribution.nnlf(pars, dist_list)
    mles.append(mle)
  results = [(distribution.name, mle) for distribution, mle in zip(distributions, mles)]
  best_fit = sorted(zip(distributions, mles), key=lambda d: d[1])[0]

  #print ('Best fit reached using {}, MLE value: {}'.format(best_fit[0].name, best_fit[1]))
  return best_fit[1]

this function i have written to find the best fit distribution i m not getting how to generate radom number based on the return value of this function

matlab code for this problem is something like : (just ignore (isMonth & sensorData.isLoad & isValid) and Pratio is a column for i have to find best distribution and then generate random values (rPratio)

NSEED=10000;
[D, PD] = allfitdist(Pratio(isMonth & sensorData.isLoad & isValid), 'AIC');
 ksd_Pratio = PD{1};
rPratio = random(ksd_Pratio,NSEED,1);       

i hav to convert this logic into pyspark