obs: Retrieve the observations used to construct a...
In queelius/algebraic.dist: Algebra over distribution (random elements) objects
obs R Documentation
Retrieve the observations used to construct a distribution-like object. This is
useful for obtaining the data used to construct an empirical distribution, but
it is also useful for, say, retrieving the sample that was used by a fitted
object, like an maximum likelihood estimate.
Description
Retrieve the observations used to construct a distribution-like object. This is
useful for obtaining the data used to construct an empirical distribution, but
it is also useful for, say, retrieving the sample that was used by a fitted
object, like an maximum likelihood estimate.
Usage
obs(x)
Arguments
x
the object to retrieve the observations from
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Retrieve the observations used to construct a distribution-like object. This is useful for obtaining the data used to construct an empirical distribution, but it is also useful for, say, retrieving the sample that was used by a fitted object, like an maximum likelihood estimate.
Description
Retrieve the observations used to construct a distribution-like object. This is useful for obtaining the data used to construct an empirical distribution, but it is also useful for, say, retrieving the sample that was used by a fitted object, like an maximum likelihood estimate.
Usage
obs(x)
Arguments
x |
the object to retrieve the observations from |
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