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bounder_range R Documentation
Estimate bounds of a distribution using the range of the sample
Description
Estimate the bounds of the distribution a sample came from using the range of the sample.
Use with the bounder argument to density_bounded().
Supports automatic partial function application.
Usage
bounder_range(x)
Arguments
x
numeric vector containing a sample to estimate the bounds of.
Details
Estimate the bounds of a distribution using range(x).
Value
A length-2 numeric vector giving an estimate of the minimum and maximum bounds
of the distribution that x came from.
See Also
The bounder argument to density_bounded().
Other bounds estimators:
bounder_cdf(),
bounder_cooke()
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Estimate bounds of a distribution using the range of the sample
Description
Estimate the bounds of the distribution a sample came from using the range of the sample.
Use with the bounder argument to density_bounded().
Supports automatic partial function application.
Usage
bounder_range(x)
Arguments
x |
numeric vector containing a sample to estimate the bounds of. |
Details
Estimate the bounds of a distribution using range(x).
Value
A length-2 numeric vector giving an estimate of the minimum and maximum bounds
of the distribution that x came from.
See Also
The bounder argument to density_bounded().
Other bounds estimators:
bounder_cdf(),
bounder_cooke()
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