| GumbelEst | R Documentation |
Estimated quantiles as function of return period (RP) and vice versa, from user input parameters
GumbelEst(loc, scale, q = NULL, RP = 100)
loc |
location parameter |
scale |
scale parameter |
q |
quantile. magnitude of the variable under consideration |
RP |
return period |
If the argument q is used, it overrides RP and provides RP as a function of q (magnitude of variable) as opposed to q as a function of RP.
This function applies a probability distribution model which assumes that the sample data is independent and identical, i.e. the assumption is that all observations in the sample would not impact or depend on any other. Furthermore, all observations are from the same underlying process which has not changed over the period of record (stationarity).
quantile as a function of RP or vice versa
Anthony Hammond
# Get an annual maximum sample, estimate the parameters, and estimate the 50-year RP
am_27090 <- GetAM(27090)
pars <- as.numeric(GumbelPars(am_27090$Flow))
GumbelEst(pars[1], pars[2], RP = 50)
# Estimate the RP for a 600 m^3/s discharge
GumbelEst(pars[1], pars[2], q = 600)
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