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tfd_skellam | R Documentation |
The Skellam distribution is parameterized by two rate parameters,
rate1
and rate2
. Its samples are defined as:
x ~ Poisson(rate1) y ~ Poisson(rate2) z = x - y z ~ Skellam(rate1, rate2)
where the samples x
and y
are assumed to be independent.
tfd_skellam( rate1 = NULL, rate2 = NULL, log_rate1 = NULL, log_rate2 = NULL, force_probs_to_zero_outside_support = FALSE, validate_args = FALSE, allow_nan_stats = TRUE, name = "Skellam" )
rate1 |
Floating point tensor, the first rate parameter. |
rate2 |
Floating point tensor, the second rate parameter. |
log_rate1 |
Floating point tensor, the log of the first rate parameter.
Must specify exactly one of |
log_rate2 |
Floating point tensor, the log of the second rate parameter.
Must specify exactly one of |
force_probs_to_zero_outside_support |
logical. When |
validate_args |
Logical, default FALSE. When TRUE distribution parameters are checked for validity despite possibly degrading runtime performance. When FALSE invalid inputs may silently render incorrect outputs. Default value: FALSE. |
allow_nan_stats |
Logical, default TRUE. When TRUE, statistics (e.g., mean, mode, variance) use the value NaN to indicate the result is undefined. When FALSE, an exception is raised if one or more of the statistic's batch members are undefined. |
name |
name prefixed to Ops created by this class. |
Mathematical Details The probability mass function (pmf) is,
pmf(k; l1, l2) = (l1 / l2) ** (k / 2) * I_k(2 * sqrt(l1 * l2)) / Z Z = exp(l1 + l2).
where rate1 = l1
, rate2 = l2
, Z
is the normalizing constant
and I_k
is the modified bessel function of the first kind.
a distribution instance.
For usage examples see e.g. tfd_sample()
, tfd_log_prob()
, tfd_mean()
.
Other distributions:
tfd_autoregressive()
,
tfd_batch_reshape()
,
tfd_bates()
,
tfd_bernoulli()
,
tfd_beta_binomial()
,
tfd_beta()
,
tfd_binomial()
,
tfd_categorical()
,
tfd_cauchy()
,
tfd_chi2()
,
tfd_chi()
,
tfd_cholesky_lkj()
,
tfd_continuous_bernoulli()
,
tfd_deterministic()
,
tfd_dirichlet_multinomial()
,
tfd_dirichlet()
,
tfd_empirical()
,
tfd_exp_gamma()
,
tfd_exp_inverse_gamma()
,
tfd_exponential()
,
tfd_gamma_gamma()
,
tfd_gamma()
,
tfd_gaussian_process_regression_model()
,
tfd_gaussian_process()
,
tfd_generalized_normal()
,
tfd_geometric()
,
tfd_gumbel()
,
tfd_half_cauchy()
,
tfd_half_normal()
,
tfd_hidden_markov_model()
,
tfd_horseshoe()
,
tfd_independent()
,
tfd_inverse_gamma()
,
tfd_inverse_gaussian()
,
tfd_johnson_s_u()
,
tfd_joint_distribution_named_auto_batched()
,
tfd_joint_distribution_named()
,
tfd_joint_distribution_sequential_auto_batched()
,
tfd_joint_distribution_sequential()
,
tfd_kumaraswamy()
,
tfd_laplace()
,
tfd_linear_gaussian_state_space_model()
,
tfd_lkj()
,
tfd_log_logistic()
,
tfd_log_normal()
,
tfd_logistic()
,
tfd_mixture_same_family()
,
tfd_mixture()
,
tfd_multinomial()
,
tfd_multivariate_normal_diag_plus_low_rank()
,
tfd_multivariate_normal_diag()
,
tfd_multivariate_normal_full_covariance()
,
tfd_multivariate_normal_linear_operator()
,
tfd_multivariate_normal_tri_l()
,
tfd_multivariate_student_t_linear_operator()
,
tfd_negative_binomial()
,
tfd_normal()
,
tfd_one_hot_categorical()
,
tfd_pareto()
,
tfd_pixel_cnn()
,
tfd_poisson_log_normal_quadrature_compound()
,
tfd_poisson()
,
tfd_power_spherical()
,
tfd_probit_bernoulli()
,
tfd_quantized()
,
tfd_relaxed_bernoulli()
,
tfd_relaxed_one_hot_categorical()
,
tfd_sample_distribution()
,
tfd_sinh_arcsinh()
,
tfd_spherical_uniform()
,
tfd_student_t_process()
,
tfd_student_t()
,
tfd_transformed_distribution()
,
tfd_triangular()
,
tfd_truncated_cauchy()
,
tfd_truncated_normal()
,
tfd_uniform()
,
tfd_variational_gaussian_process()
,
tfd_vector_diffeomixture()
,
tfd_vector_exponential_diag()
,
tfd_vector_exponential_linear_operator()
,
tfd_vector_laplace_diag()
,
tfd_vector_laplace_linear_operator()
,
tfd_vector_sinh_arcsinh_diag()
,
tfd_von_mises_fisher()
,
tfd_von_mises()
,
tfd_weibull()
,
tfd_wishart_linear_operator()
,
tfd_wishart_tri_l()
,
tfd_wishart()
,
tfd_zipf()
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