Re: P-value from chi-square value: source code

I am still struggling to get the P-value from chi-square.

I am not able to use the C++ source code that Ian gave. As i told u
folks, this is my first time I would be using a souce code written by
someone else and patch it up with my program. Further, I am from a
Biology background and finding it hard to find my way thru this. Any
help on this would be tremendously appreciated !!

Sorry i couldnt even patch up a source code. But i am on the learning
curve. And am eager to learn that.

Or if its difficult to make someone understand this thru a mail, could
u guys let me know if there's any other easier way out. Like using the
chi_cdf function. Which header file to include for this???

Thanks,
Dhruv

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