elicitBivariate: Elicit a bivariate distribution using a Gaussian copula
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Elicit a bivariate distribution using a Gaussian copula
Description
Opens up a web browser (using the shiny package), from which you can specify
judgements, fit distributions, plot the fitted density functions, and plot samples
from the joint distributions. A joint distribution is constructed using a Gaussian
copula, whereby the correlation parameter is determined via the elicitation of a
concordance probability (a probability that the two uncertain quantities are either
both greater than their medians, or both less than their medians.)
Usage
elicitBivariate()
Details
Click on the "Help" tab for instructions. Click the "Quit" button to exit the app and return
the results from the fitdist command. Click "Download report" to generate a report
of all the fitted distributions for each uncertain quantity, and "Download sample" to
generate a csv file with a sample from the joint distribution.
Value
A list, with two objects of class elicitation, and the
elicited concordance probability. See fitdist for details.
Author(s)
Jeremy Oakley <j.oakley@sheffield.ac.uk>
Examples
## Not run:
elicitBivariate()
## End(Not run)
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Elicit a bivariate distribution using a Gaussian copula
Description
Opens up a web browser (using the shiny package), from which you can specify judgements, fit distributions, plot the fitted density functions, and plot samples from the joint distributions. A joint distribution is constructed using a Gaussian copula, whereby the correlation parameter is determined via the elicitation of a concordance probability (a probability that the two uncertain quantities are either both greater than their medians, or both less than their medians.)
Usage
elicitBivariate()
Details
Click on the "Help" tab for instructions. Click the "Quit" button to exit the app and return
the results from the fitdist command. Click "Download report" to generate a report
of all the fitted distributions for each uncertain quantity, and "Download sample" to
generate a csv file with a sample from the joint distribution.
Value
A list, with two objects of class elicitation, and the
elicited concordance probability. See fitdist for details.
Author(s)
Jeremy Oakley <j.oakley@sheffield.ac.uk>
Examples
## Not run:
elicitBivariate()
## End(Not run)
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