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Probability of a binomial distributed variable

Joachim Fröhlich
Posted 10 months ago
POSTED BY: Joachim Fröhlich
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POSTED BY: Tomas Garza
POSTED BY: Joachim Fröhlich
POSTED BY: Tomas Garza

Thanks Gianluca, no, I haven't put a semicolon at the end. I tried to solve the Problem wit my handy and it works. Best regards Joachim

POSTED BY: Joachim Fröhlich

I do get a result with

Probability[0 <= x <= 199, 
 Distributed[x, BinomialDistribution[629, 1/3]]]

It is a rather complicated rational number. I can apply N to get a floating point approximation.

Maybe you had a semicolon ; at the end of the expression? That suppresses the display of the output.
POSTED BY: Gianluca Gorni

Or maybe the exact value computation timed out on Wolfram|Alpha but the numeric one did not?
POSTED BY: Daniel Lichtblau
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