(35S) Statistical Distributions Functions

[Dieter]

(11-20-2015 05:45 PM)PedroLeiva Wrote:  I loaded your labels for cumulative Binomial and Poisson function, they work perfectly well.

Just to be sure: try the Poisson example with lambda=7,3 for x=0, x=7 and x=15.
You should get 0,0006755..., 0,5541... and 0,99641...

(11-20-2015 05:45 PM)PedroLeiva Wrote:  I wonder why HP says 35s has 800 programation steps, whereas now with 982 still working well ?

HP says the 35s can have up to 800+ data registers. These are the ones that are accessed indirectly by positive values in I or J. They are dynamically allocated (and de-allocated by the CLVARx command). This memory area is very handy if you want to handle large data sets, e.g. a 20x20 matrix.

As far as programs are concerned: Every labelled program can have up to 999 steps (e.g. A001...A999), which would allow for at least 26 (A...Z) x 999 = almost 26.000 steps – if there was sufficient memory, that is. So there is quite some room for more code. The whole 35s has 30 KB of memory, shared by programs, data, equations and some internal functions (e.g. Solve). Check MEM and see what's left. ;-)

Dieter