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K-Truncated Distributions

Description

Random generation for the k-truncated Poisson distribution or for the k-truncated negative binomial distribution, where “k-truncated” means conditioned on being strictly greater than k. If xpred is not one, then the random variate is the sum of xpred such random variates.

Usage

rktp(n, k, mu, xpred = 1)
rktnb(n, size, k, mu, xpred = 1)
rnzp(n, mu, xpred = 1)

Arguments

n	number of random values to return. If length(n) > 1, the length is taken to be the number required.
size	the size parameter for the negative binomial distribution.
k	truncation limit.
xpred	number of trials.
mu	vector of positive means.

Details

rktp simulates k-truncated Poisson random variates. rktnb simulates k-truncated negative binomial random variates. rnzp simulates zero-truncated Poisson random variates (maintained only for backward compatibility, it now calls rktp).

Value

a vector of random deviates.

See Also

families

Examples

rktp(10, 2, 0.75)
rktnb(10, 2.222, 2, 0.75)

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