check_distribution | R Documentation |
Most distributions are used for modelling either minima or maxima. Sometimes a better fit can be achieved by reversing the distribution. This functions helps to decide if the reversed distribution is advisable.
check_distribution(extreme = c("minimum", "maximum"), distribution, def = list(minimum = c(), maximum = c("gev")))
extreme |
character vector, describing the kind of extreme value to be fitted. Either |
distribution |
character vector of length one. Distribution chosen by the user. |
def |
a list of length two, containing the elements |
a character vector as long as distribution
containing the optimal choice for the given distribution
s under the constraints of def
.
# Using the Weibull distribution for minimum values is a good choice check_distribution(extreme = "minimum", distribution = "wei") # ... whereas the GEV is meant for maxima. # Therefore the reversed distribution is suggested. check_distribution(extreme = "minimum", distribution = "gev")
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