skewType: Skewness Type
In distr6: The Complete R6 Probability Distributions Interface
skewType R Documentation
Skewness Type
Description
Gets the type of skewness
Usage
skewType(skew)
Arguments
skew
numeric
Details
Skewness is a measure of asymmetry of a distribution.
A distribution can either have negative skew, no skew or positive skew. A symmetric distribution
will always have no skew but the reverse relationship does not always hold.
Value
Returns one of 'negative skew', 'no skew' or 'positive skew'.
Examples
skewType(1)
skewType(0)
skewType(-1)
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Skewness Type
Description
Gets the type of skewness
Usage
skewType(skew)
Arguments
skew |
numeric |
Details
Skewness is a measure of asymmetry of a distribution.
A distribution can either have negative skew, no skew or positive skew. A symmetric distribution will always have no skew but the reverse relationship does not always hold.
Value
Returns one of 'negative skew', 'no skew' or 'positive skew'.
Examples
skewType(1) skewType(0) skewType(-1)
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