Where are the math functions?
Huaiyu Zhu
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Mon Jun 12 16:09:16 EDT 2000
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On Mon, 12 Jun 2000 10:01:57 -0700, Russell E. Owen <owen at astro.washington.edu> wrote: >The random module (which is available on all platforms) offers beta and >gamma functions. I can't comment on incomplete gamma, bessel and erf. I >found the information about the random module in "Python Essential >Reference" by David Beazley; the index lists beta and gamma, but not the >others. As I said > Yes there is random.gamma but that's generating random numbers not the gamma > function. Anyway as Phil Austin mentioned the Cephes library is excellent and I'm adding those into MatPy. Thanks Phil. Huaiyu
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