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Incomplete Beta Function
ibeta(a, x, y)—Returns the value of the incomplete beta function of x and y with parameter a.
For any valid x and y, ibeta(1, x, y) = 1, that is, the function becomes complete at a = 1. The definition of ibeta is related to the Gamma function.
The incomplete beta function arises often in probabilistic applications. For example, the cumulative probability density for the Student's t Distribution and binomial distributions can be computed in terms of ibeta.
Arguments
a is a real scalar between 0 and 1, inclusive.
x, y are real positive scalars.