Ok gam3 and eibwen, I took out all the regular math you found and replaced with Math::BigFloats, that must have slipped past me. After a few hours of debugging I'm convinced I'm losing precision in the division that I'm doing. The values in the following equation are all BigFloats and the numerator and an even larger denominator are pretty big. When they divide they should produce a very small number, but instead it looks rounded. Perhaps I'm losing the remainder? So it may just be that I don't know how to interpret the documentation on the bdiv() function and how to get the full fraction value, instead of just the quotient. 
Sample Output:

numerator: 
2187057715053006176499296408615417037129128897214238256113698344404908
+33433694463191774
1033900096370541032981352897479414902891779671690952835880834484674318
+8026.335842416468
8113979341672817820980901270335818142717085694006013286169841932603829
+32770387188042899
0115508942455532934618389216110784616173476066841503276383837003379903
+94156866919077627
9824783435928019360618178076885689415041227681844670764900853378260631
+99991559227379758
3721140943359293289412998382173652701723265352101625829774791587832397
+09014794285875292
6315552361783352460136562979750515887006847684035410231950364818914502
+59071165536628948
2609717574837339905541901751286406418328318293008678171684392671085100
+45199013199185147
5002542698170815681092942517642292616577517786222417104149554986200865
+05926041669295421
7421195236361801616322976530913722541245775661381844217848774307041052
+85817913486193962
1614955079372880536990393780066744832735297424321264402399647634986599
+22373666181492732
7512892111811467257097624814635258985073512630492058901597404864371649
+85151098402011553
402802193447837576587046088366626941267521

denominator: 
1500000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
+00000000000000000
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
+00000
c = 77 pi = 0.1 #<-- Rounded or something

Revised Code:
my $numerator = Math::BigFloat->new($rho)->bpow(Math::BigFloat->new($c
+[$i]));
my $denominator = Math::BigFloat->new(Factorial($c[$i], \@fact))->bmul
+($G);
printf("numerator: %s\n", $numerator );
printf("denominator: %s\n", $denominator );
$pi[$i][$c[$i]] = $numerator->copy()->bdiv($denominator);
#$pi[$i][$c[$i]] = (Math::BigFloat->new($rho)->bpow(Math::BigFloat->ne
+w($c[$i])))->bdiv(Math::BigFloat->new(Factorial($c[$i], \@fact))->bmu
+l($G) );
printf("c = $c[$i] pi = $pi[$i][$c[$i]]\n");

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Thanx

~bW

In reply to Re^2: BigFloat Precision by Willman023
in thread BigFloat Precision by Willman023

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