distributionClass-class: The class of the distribution objects
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The class of the distribution objects
Description
Each object describes one frequency or severity distribution of the simulator:
its parameters (ids used as app input ids, labels, allowed ranges and whether they
must be whole numbers) and the functions the simulator needs. simulate_func
draws values; moments_func gives the mean and standard deviation. Severity
distributions also have survival_func and tail_quantile_func (the
upper-tail probability and its inverse), used to splice Pareto tails and to draw only
the claims that reach a layer, and optionally sum_func, which draws the total
of a given number of claims in one step. Frequency distributions may have
split_func, which draws the number of claims and how many of them are large.
Allowed ranges are param_min_values and param_max_values (NA for no
bound), with param_min_strict and param_max_strict marking bounds the
value may not equal.
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The class of the distribution objects
Description
Each object describes one frequency or severity distribution of the simulator:
its parameters (ids used as app input ids, labels, allowed ranges and whether they
must be whole numbers) and the functions the simulator needs. simulate_func
draws values; moments_func gives the mean and standard deviation. Severity
distributions also have survival_func and tail_quantile_func (the
upper-tail probability and its inverse), used to splice Pareto tails and to draw only
the claims that reach a layer, and optionally sum_func, which draws the total
of a given number of claims in one step. Frequency distributions may have
split_func, which draws the number of claims and how many of them are large.
Allowed ranges are param_min_values and param_max_values (NA for no
bound), with param_min_strict and param_max_strict marking bounds the
value may not equal.
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