Re: cdfgam_p

I am not sure wher you go that he correct answer is 0.34

Using the R-statistical package

> pgamma(6.29,3,1)
[1] 0.9497878

> pgamma(50.29,2,43)
[1] 1

These agree with NCL.

D

debasish@gi.alaska.edu wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just like to know is there any error in the function "cdfgam_p"
> It works fine for the example mentioned in the web page
> i.e. p=cdfgam_p(6.29,3,1); p=0.95
>
> but for
> p=cdfgam_p(50.29,2,43); p=1 instead of 0.34
>
> thanks
>
> Debasish
>
>
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