fortmax: Top Ten Annual Precipitation: Fort Collins, Colorado
In eva: Extreme Value Analysis with Goodness-of-Fit Testing
Description
Usage
Format
Source
References
Examples
Description
Top ten annual precipitation events (inches) for one rain gauge
in Fort Collins, Colorado from 1900 through 1999. See
Katz et al. (2002) Sec. 2.3.1 for more information and analyses.
Usage
1
Format
A data frame with 100 observations. Each year is considered an observation, with the top ten annual precipitation events.
Source
Colorado Climate Center, Colorado State University. This is the original data source containing the daily precipitation data.
References
Katz, R. W., Parlange, M. B. and Naveau, P. (2002) Statistics of extremes in hydrology. Advances in Water Resources, 25, 1287-1304.
Examples
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data(fortmax)
y <- fortmax[, -1]
gevrSeqTests(y, method = "ed")
Example output
r p.values ForwardStop StrongStop statistic est.loc est.scale est.shape
1 2 0.59244846 0.6515163 0.9434936 0.5352913 1.368599 0.5196538 0.2045905
2 3 0.57249280 0.6207574 0.9899488 -0.5643840 1.380958 0.5324341 0.1756540
3 4 0.44824458 0.5880393 1.0088373 0.7583448 1.391989 0.5319660 0.1813045
4 5 0.30072094 0.5869375 0.9633746 -1.0348886 1.395108 0.5365020 0.1718056
5 6 0.29110458 0.6327839 0.9032048 1.0557016 1.394671 0.5343164 0.1789716
6 7 0.42794442 0.7049680 0.9131520 0.7927141 1.395283 0.5345115 0.1863315
7 8 0.05330588 0.7537843 0.4582194 1.9324347 1.385531 0.5368829 0.2128387
8 9 0.69405361 1.1032868 0.5726131 -0.3933600 1.386492 0.5386450 0.2138372
9 10 0.64020768 1.0222283 0.7331826 0.4674084 1.385311 0.5370636 0.2139661
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Description Usage Format Source References Examples
Description
Top ten annual precipitation events (inches) for one rain gauge in Fort Collins, Colorado from 1900 through 1999. See Katz et al. (2002) Sec. 2.3.1 for more information and analyses.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data frame with 100 observations. Each year is considered an observation, with the top ten annual precipitation events.
Source
Colorado Climate Center, Colorado State University. This is the original data source containing the daily precipitation data.
References
Katz, R. W., Parlange, M. B. and Naveau, P. (2002) Statistics of extremes in hydrology. Advances in Water Resources, 25, 1287-1304.
Examples
1 2 3 | data(fortmax)
y <- fortmax[, -1]
gevrSeqTests(y, method = "ed")
|
Example output
r p.values ForwardStop StrongStop statistic est.loc est.scale est.shape
1 2 0.59244846 0.6515163 0.9434936 0.5352913 1.368599 0.5196538 0.2045905
2 3 0.57249280 0.6207574 0.9899488 -0.5643840 1.380958 0.5324341 0.1756540
3 4 0.44824458 0.5880393 1.0088373 0.7583448 1.391989 0.5319660 0.1813045
4 5 0.30072094 0.5869375 0.9633746 -1.0348886 1.395108 0.5365020 0.1718056
5 6 0.29110458 0.6327839 0.9032048 1.0557016 1.394671 0.5343164 0.1789716
6 7 0.42794442 0.7049680 0.9131520 0.7927141 1.395283 0.5345115 0.1863315
7 8 0.05330588 0.7537843 0.4582194 1.9324347 1.385531 0.5368829 0.2128387
8 9 0.69405361 1.1032868 0.5726131 -0.3933600 1.386492 0.5386450 0.2138372
9 10 0.64020768 1.0222283 0.7331826 0.4674084 1.385311 0.5370636 0.2139661
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