Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Fit of univariate distributions with censored data ignored by default or can be inputed.
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X |
A random sample to be fitted. |
gen |
A positive integer, indicates the sample length to be generated by the fit, 1 by default. |
Cont |
TRUE, by default the distribution is considered as continuos. |
inputNA |
A number to replace censored values, if is missing, only non-censored values will be evaluated. |
plot |
FALSE. If TRUE, a plot showing the data distribution will be given. |
p.val_min |
0.05, minimum p.value for Anderson Darling and KS Test to non-reject the null hypothesis and continue with the process. |
crit |
A positive integer to define which test will use. If 1, show the distributions which were non-rejected by the Anderson Darling or Kolmogorov Smirnov tests, in other cases the criterion is that they mustn't be rejected by both tests. |
DPQR |
TRUE, creates the distribution function, density and quantile function with the names dfit, pfit and qfit. |
Calculate the distribution name with parameters, a function to reproduce random values from that distribution, a numeric vector of random numbers from that function, Anderson Darling and KS p.values, a plot showing the distribution difference between the real sample and the generated values and a list with the random deviates genetator, the distribution function, density and quantile function
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