Erlang b formula continuous
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Hello,
I'm trying to use a continuous form of Erlang B formula in my code as a function. I also need to differentiate this function so I need to use a symbolic variable in it. I'm using the function in: https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/37279-erlang-b-continuation?product=EL
However, gammainc does not accept symbolic variables, i've tried to use igamma(nu,z)/gamma(nu) for the incomplete gamma upper, the problem with this one is that once I use subs command and then vpa, it always outputs NaN,
I also try another function -> gamma_symbolic (which requires maple as symengine, now i'm using matlab R2015b that cannot change between mupad and maple anymore) https://nl.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/96854-how-can-i-use-incomplete-gamma-function-gammainc-in-matlab-7-5-r2007b-to-accept-symbolic-input
Please help. I spent really a lot of time trying to fix this issue. But I still haven't solved it yet!
PS. Why does the first alternative always outputs NaN? I don't understand. For example, I do:
syms S
tes = igamma(sym(S),0.5)/gamma(sym(S))
diftes = diff(tes,S)
subs(diftes, S,6)
which outputs:
tes =
igamma(S, 1/2)/gamma(S)
diftes =
((1/2)^S*(hypergeom([S, S], [S + 1, S + 1], -1/2)/S^2 - (1/(1/2)^S*pi*(log(2) + psi(1 - S) - pi*cot(pi*(S - 1))))/(gamma(1 - S)*sin(pi*(S - 1)))) + (1/2)^S*log(1/2)*expint(1 - S, 1/2))/gamma(S) - (psi(S)*igamma(S, 1/2))/gamma(S)
ans =
NaN
Please help. It seems like I can never solve this!
5 commentaires
Torsten
le 5 Août 2016
Plotting "diftes" should show why you can't evaluate it for S=6.
Best wishes
Torsten.
Torsten
le 5 Août 2016
By the way:
I think you mean
tes=igamma(0.5,S)/gamma(0.5),
don't you ?
Best wishes
Torsten.
K_Kharis
le 5 Août 2016
Torsten
le 5 Août 2016
Please exactly tell us whether you want to analyze
igamma(0.5,S)/gamma(0.5)
or
igamma(S,0.5)/gamma(S)
Best wishes
Torsten.
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