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dilipkumar
dilipkumar
Level II

F (distribution) Inverse functinality

May 30, 2019 06:07 AM (2519 views)

Hi,

i am trying to find out the F inverse value. I am having input like  probability values and degrees of freedom. Can any help me in finding out this functionality. I have tried using F density function but not sure weather my results are correct or not.

 

Dilip

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Mark_Bailey
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Re: F (distribution) Inverse functinality

May 30, 2019 06:26 AM (2516 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from dilipkumar 05-30-2019

Are you asking for the cumulative distribution function (CDF)? See Help > Scripting Index. Then click the button at the top left corner to select Functions. Now select Probability in the first list and F Distribution in the second list. The arguments are the given quantile (F ratio), df for the numerator, and df for the denominator. It returns the probability of this F ratio or less.

 

I think you are asking for the F Quantile function. (Select it in the second list.) The arguments are the given probability, df for the numerator, and df for the denominator. It returns the quantile (F ratio) corresponding to the given probability.

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Mark_Bailey
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Re: F (distribution) Inverse functinality

May 30, 2019 06:26 AM (2517 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from dilipkumar 05-30-2019

Are you asking for the cumulative distribution function (CDF)? See Help > Scripting Index. Then click the button at the top left corner to select Functions. Now select Probability in the first list and F Distribution in the second list. The arguments are the given quantile (F ratio), df for the numerator, and df for the denominator. It returns the probability of this F ratio or less.

 

I think you are asking for the F Quantile function. (Select it in the second list.) The arguments are the given probability, df for the numerator, and df for the denominator. It returns the quantile (F ratio) corresponding to the given probability.