F_exp_asym: Joint CDF Under Asymmetric Exponential Assumption
In matthew-seth-smith/replicateOutliers: Outlier Detection Methods for Replicated Data
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
View source: R/Helper_Functions.R
Description
This function is the joint CDF of Delta and Zeta assuming the underlying data X_1 and X_2 follow independent exponential distributions with different parameters.
Usage
1
F_exp_asym(d, z, lam_1, lam_2)
Arguments
d
The aboslute difference between two replicates
z
The coefficient of variation between two replicates
lam_1
The (positive) parameter for the first replicate's exponential distribution
lam_2
The (positive) parameter for the second replicate's exponential distribution
Value
The joint probability of observing Delta <= d and Z <= z
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Description Usage Arguments Value
View source: R/Helper_Functions.R
Description
This function is the joint CDF of Delta and Zeta assuming the underlying data X_1 and X_2 follow independent exponential distributions with different parameters.
Usage
1 | F_exp_asym(d, z, lam_1, lam_2)
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Arguments
d |
The aboslute difference between two replicates |
z |
The coefficient of variation between two replicates |
lam_1 |
The (positive) parameter for the first replicate's exponential distribution |
lam_2 |
The (positive) parameter for the second replicate's exponential distribution |
Value
The joint probability of observing Delta <= d and Z <= z
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