aeldes1

Hello,

I need to use the inverse chi square cumulative distribution as part of a bigger program to predict pass/fail criteria. MatLab has a great implementation of this function; however I would rather not have to rely on MatLab. The function in matlab is described here.


Personally, I can't imagine where I would start coding such a function. Actually I have very little knowledge of how it works. I just need to use it. I tried using the GNU Scientific library, but could not get it work with my compiler (I am using Visual C++ under Windows 2000, coding in C).

I was wondering if any one knows of a better suited library which I can install and use with my compiler, or perhaps if you have any recommendations about coding such a function, or if you have the code already and would not mind sharing.

Thanks in advance.

aeldes1

So after a bit of playing around with my compiler, I discovered that the GSL works with Dev-C++ on Windows with no problems. What you need to do to get it to work with Dev-C++ is described here.

Unfortunately for me however I am using an .obj resource file, which I can't get to compile with Dev-C++. I added it under Project Options>> Parameters>>Linker>> Add Library or Object. That made the compile know that it's there (because before it would give me errors that certain functions are not defined). However, when I try to compile now I get the following error


I trying searching the net but with no hope so far. Any ideas out there? If you can help me solve the Dev-C++ uuid.lib problem or if you have experience with GSL on Visual C++ that would be great.

aeldes1

Following up on this,

I gave up on trying to code the actual inverse cumulative chi square function. Instead, I am using a data fitting program from here: http://www.oakdaleengr.com/ to find an approximation, and I will code that function instead.