selecDIST: Convert large names of distribution functions in a short one
In dazamora/IDFtool: Estimation Intensity-Duration-Frequency Curves for Rainfall Series
selecDIST R Documentation
Convert large names of distribution functions in a short one
Description
This function converts large names of distribution functions in a short one
to used it in functions of IDFtool package.
Usage
selecDIST(Type = "Gumbel")
Arguments
Type
a character specifying the name of the distribution function that
will be employed: exponential, gamma, gev, gumbel, log.normal3, normal,
log.pearson3 and wakeby.
Value
a character with an abbreviation of distribution function defined in Type.
Author(s)
David Zamora <dazamoraa@unal.edu.co>
Water Resources Engineering Research Group - GIREH
Examples
(selecDIST(Type = "log.normal3"))
# "ln3
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Convert large names of distribution functions in a short one
Description
This function converts large names of distribution functions in a short one to used it in functions of IDFtool package.
Usage
selecDIST(Type = "Gumbel")
Arguments
Type |
a character specifying the name of the distribution function that will be employed: exponential, gamma, gev, gumbel, log.normal3, normal, log.pearson3 and wakeby. |
Value
a character with an abbreviation of distribution function defined in Type.
Author(s)
David Zamora <dazamoraa@unal.edu.co> Water Resources Engineering Research Group - GIREH
Examples
(selecDIST(Type = "log.normal3")) # "ln3
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