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In modcmfitr: Fit a Modified Connor-Mosimann Distribution to Elicited Quantiles in Multinomial Problems
Description
This package fits a modified Connor-Mosimann (mCM) distribution to quantiles of a multinomial distribution
elicited from experts using a process such as the Sheffield Elicitation Framework (SHELF, O'Hagan & Oakley).
Details
More details and worked examples are provided in the help files and accompanying vignette. Functions are also provided to fit Connor-Mosimann (CM) and Dirichlet (D) distributions, and to sample from mCM and CM
distributions. A function to sample from the Dirichlet distribution is available in the gtools package (Warnes, Bolker & Lumley).
Copyright (C) 2017 Ed Wilson, University of Cambridge, <ed.wilson@medschl.cam.ac.uk>
October 2017
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Description
This package fits a modified Connor-Mosimann (mCM) distribution to quantiles of a multinomial distribution elicited from experts using a process such as the Sheffield Elicitation Framework (SHELF, O'Hagan & Oakley).
Details
More details and worked examples are provided in the help files and accompanying vignette. Functions are also provided to fit Connor-Mosimann (CM) and Dirichlet (D) distributions, and to sample from mCM and CM distributions. A function to sample from the Dirichlet distribution is available in the gtools package (Warnes, Bolker & Lumley).
Copyright (C) 2017 Ed Wilson, University of Cambridge, <ed.wilson@medschl.cam.ac.uk>
October 2017
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