gpd_bottom_phi: Interpolation function below the first bracket
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View source: R/generalized-pareto-distribution.R
gpd_bottom_phi R Documentation
Interpolation function below the first bracket
Description
Interpolation function based on the generalized Pareto
distribution used in the last bracket of the data.
Usage
gpd_bottom_phi(x, p1, y1, mu, sigma, xi)
Arguments
x
A value lower than x1. The point at which to evaluate the
function.
p1
A value in [0, 1]. The point of the distribution at which the
GDP model ends
y1
The value of the interpolation function at x1
mu
The location parameter.
sigma
The scale parameter.
xi
The shape parameter.
Value
The value of the interpolation function at x.
Author(s)
Thomas Blanchet, Juliette Fournier, Thomas Piketty
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Interpolation function below the first bracket
Description
Interpolation function based on the generalized Pareto distribution used in the last bracket of the data.
Usage
gpd_bottom_phi(x, p1, y1, mu, sigma, xi)
Arguments
x |
A value lower than x1. The point at which to evaluate the function. |
p1 |
A value in [0, 1]. The point of the distribution at which the GDP model ends |
y1 |
The value of the interpolation function at x1 |
mu |
The location parameter. |
sigma |
The scale parameter. |
xi |
The shape parameter. |
Value
The value of the interpolation function at x.
Author(s)
Thomas Blanchet, Juliette Fournier, Thomas Piketty
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