rpgnorm_pgenpolarrej: A random number generator for the p-generalized normal...
In pgnorm: The p-Generalized Normal Distribution
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
References
Examples
View source: R/rpgnorm_pgenpolarrej.R
Description
The function simulates the univariate, central, p-generalized normal distribution by using the p-generalized rejecting polar method.
Usage
1
rpgnorm_pgenpolarrej(n,p)
Arguments
n
The natural number of random variables to be simulated.
p
A positive number expressing the form parameter of the distribution. The default is 2.
Value
An n-dimensional, real vector.
Author(s)
Steve Kalke
References
S. Kalke and W.-D. Richter (2013)."Simulation of the p-generalized Gaussian distribution." Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation. Volume 83. Issue 4.
Examples
1
y<-rpgnorm_pgenpolarrej(10000,3)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) References Examples
View source: R/rpgnorm_pgenpolarrej.R
Description
The function simulates the univariate, central, p-generalized normal distribution by using the p-generalized rejecting polar method.
Usage
1 | rpgnorm_pgenpolarrej(n,p)
|
Arguments
n |
The natural number of random variables to be simulated. |
p |
A positive number expressing the form parameter of the distribution. The default is 2. |
Value
An n-dimensional, real vector.
Author(s)
Steve Kalke
References
S. Kalke and W.-D. Richter (2013)."Simulation of the p-generalized Gaussian distribution." Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation. Volume 83. Issue 4.
Examples
1 | y<-rpgnorm_pgenpolarrej(10000,3)
|
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