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Usage:
cumbeta (x,alpha,beta[,lam] [,upper:T or lower:F]), x, alpha, beta, and
lam REAL, elements of alpha, beta > 0, lam >= 0
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Keywords:
probabilities
Usage
cumbeta(Val,a,b) computes the probabilities that a beta random variable
with parameters a and b would be <= the elements of the vector,
matrix, or array Val.
cumbeta(Val,a,b,lam) computes similar probabilities for non-central beta
with noncentrality parameter lam.
Any of Val, a, b, or lam that are not scalars (single numbers) must be
vectors, matrices, or arrays with the same size and shape which will
also be the size and shape of the result.
cumbeta(Val,a,b [,lam] ,upper:T) and cumbeta(Val,a,b [,lam] ,lower:F) do
the same, except P(beta >= Val) is computed.
The elements of a, b and lam must be positive REAL numbers.
Example
Example:
Cmd> cumbeta(.173,1.5,2.5,upper:T) # upper tail prob,a = 1.5,b = 2.5
(1) 0.79252
Cmd> 1 - cumbeta(.173,1.5,2.5) # same
(1) 0.79252
Cross references
See also cumF(), invF(), invbeta().
Gary Oehlert
2005-08-12