pearson_mle: Fitting the pearson distribution with MLE
In NVE/fitdistrib: A list a functions to fit data to probability distributions
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Function to fit the pearson distribution with the maximum likelihood method
Usage
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pearson_mle(dat)
Arguments
dat
the data that needs fitting (i.e. flood data)
Value
param Estimated parameters and standard error returned as a list($estimate, $se)
Examples
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library(FlomKartShinyApp)
estimate = pearson_mle(test_data)
FlomKartShinyApp::plot4server(test_data, param = estimate$estimate, distr = 5)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Function to fit the pearson distribution with the maximum likelihood method
Usage
1 | pearson_mle(dat)
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Arguments
dat |
the data that needs fitting (i.e. flood data) |
Value
param Estimated parameters and standard error returned as a list($estimate, $se)
Examples
1 2 3 | library(FlomKartShinyApp)
estimate = pearson_mle(test_data)
FlomKartShinyApp::plot4server(test_data, param = estimate$estimate, distr = 5)
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