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Using the commands hypergeometric and inversehypergeometric, I get results that seem conflicting wit the definitions.
HyperGeometric(60, 10, 20, 3, true)
result is 0.56
InverseHyperGeometric(60, 10, 20, 0.5)
result is 4
Per definition the inverse Hypergeometric is the lowest integer so that the probability is higher than 0.5 here. Thus the InverseHypergeometric should result in 3, should it not?
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