In Auburngrads/teachingApps: Apps for Teaching Statistics, R Programming, and Shiny App Development
About the Largest Extreme Value (LEV) Distribution
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It is used to model the max value from a distribution of random observations
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Describes extreme events such as high insurance losses or extreme wind velocities
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It is skewed to the right
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It has a multiplicative inverse relationship with the smallest extreme value
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About the Largest Extreme Value (LEV) Distribution
-
It is used to model the max value from a distribution of random observations
-
Describes extreme events such as high insurance losses or extreme wind velocities
-
It is skewed to the right
-
It has a multiplicative inverse relationship with the smallest extreme value
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