Evaluates the integral of the Gaussian probability function.

x—The expression for which the Gaussian function is computed. Can be a scalar or array expression of any type except string.

result—The integral of the Gaussian probability function. Yields floating-point results, regardless of the data type of x. Scalar inputs yield scalar results, and array inputs yield array results.

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The Gaussian probability function provides a good mathematical model for many different physically observed random phenomema. It can easily be extended to handle an arbitrarily large number of random variables. It is most commonly associated with the standard bell-shaped curve.

GAUSSINT is defined by:

ERRORF,   GAMMA,   GAUSSFIT