| fit.GWex.prec | R Documentation |
estimate all the parameters for the G-Wex model of precipitation
fit.GWex.prec(objGwexObs, parMargin, listOption = NULL)
objGwexObs |
object of class |
parMargin |
if not NULL, list where each element parMargin[[iM]] corresponds to a month iM=1...12 and contains a matrix nStation x 3 of estimated parameters of the marginal distributions (EGPD or mixture of exponentials) |
listOption |
list with the following fields:
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a list containing the list of options listOption and the list of estimated parameters listPar.
The parameters of the occurrence process are contained in parOcc and the parameters related to the precipitation
amounts are contained in parInt. Each type of parameter is a list containing the estimates for each month. In parOcc, we find:
p01: For each station, the probability of transition from a dry state to a wet state.
p11: For each station, the probability of staying in a wet state.
list.pr.state: For each station, the probabilities of transitions for a Markov chain with lag p.
list.mat.omega: The spatial correlation matrix of occurrences \Omega (see Evin et al., 2018).
In parInt, we have:
parMargin: list of matrices nStation x nPar of parameters for the marginal distributions (one element per Class).
cor.int: Matrices nStation x nStation M_0, A, \Omega_Z representing
the spatial and temporal correlations between all the stations (see Evin et al., 2018). For the
Student copula, dfStudent indicates the \nu parameter.
Guillaume Evin
Evin, G., A.-C. Favre, and B. Hingray. 2018. 'Stochastic Generation of Multi-Site Daily Precipitation Focusing on Extreme Events.' Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci. 22 (1): 655-672. doi.org/10.5194/hess-22-655-2018.
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