Input and return values of stats_cdf_t depends on the $which-parameter:
<?php
function get_t_p($t, $df){
return stats_cdf_t($t, $df, 1);
}
function get_t_t($p, $df){
return stats_cdf_t($p, $df, 2);
}
function get_t_df($p, $t){
return stats_cdf_t($p, $t, 3);
}
?>
stats_cdf_t
(PECL stats >= 1.0.0)
stats_cdf_t — Calculates any one parameter of the T distribution given values for the others.
Açıklama
float stats_cdf_t
( float
$par1
, float $par2
, int $which
)Uyarı
Bu işlev hala belgelendirilmemiştir; sadece değiştirge listesi mevcuttur.
Değiştirgeler
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par1 -
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par2 -
-
which -
Dönen Değerler
Anonymous
12-Apr-2012 01:30
Brian
14-Oct-2010 08:14
In order to match the output of this function with Excel's TDIST function, you must take 1 - the value. For example, for a two-tailed T-distribution for x=4 and degrees of freedom=2, the formula would be:
(1 - stats_cdf_t(4, 2, 1)) * 2
For a single tail, do not include the multiply by 2 portion.
