rbetabinom_mu_rho: Draw from beta-binomial distribution parameterized by mean...
In dcgerard/updogAlpha: Using Parental Data for Offspring Genotyping
Description
Usage
Arguments
Author(s)
Description
Draw from beta-binomial distribution parameterized
by mean and overdispersion parameter.
Usage
1
rbetabinom_mu_rho(mu, rho, size)
Arguments
mu
The mean of the underlying beta distribution. This is
equal to a / (a + b) where a and b are the two
shape parameters of the usual parameterization of the beta. This can
be a vector of values.
rho
The over-dispersion parameter of the underlying beta
distribution. This is equal to 1 / (a + b + 1) where a
and b are the two shape parameters of the usual parameterization
of the beta. This can be a vector of values.
size
The sample size. This can equal a vector of observations.
Author(s)
David Gerard
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Description Usage Arguments Author(s)
Description
Draw from beta-binomial distribution parameterized by mean and overdispersion parameter.
Usage
1 | rbetabinom_mu_rho(mu, rho, size)
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Arguments
mu |
The mean of the underlying beta distribution. This is equal to a / (a + b) where a and b are the two shape parameters of the usual parameterization of the beta. This can be a vector of values. |
rho |
The over-dispersion parameter of the underlying beta distribution. This is equal to 1 / (a + b + 1) where a and b are the two shape parameters of the usual parameterization of the beta. This can be a vector of values. |
size |
The sample size. This can equal a vector of observations. |
Author(s)
David Gerard
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