dpeakdat: Probability distribution for number of peaks in a continuous,...
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dpeakdat R Documentation
Probability distribution for number of peaks in a continuous,
uncorrelated stochastic series
Description
A dataset containing the probability mass function for the distribution of
the number of peaks in a continuous, uncorrelated stochastic series.
Usage
dpeakdat
Format
A list of 1000 objects. The nth object is a double vector
of length n, with elements representing the probability of k
peaks for k=0,1,\ldots,n-1.
Details
These probabilities were generated from the dpeak
function. This function is computationally very slow for n > 170;
thus the functions of skedastic package that require peak
probabilities (ppeak and goldfeld_quandt)
by default obtain the probabilities from this data set rather than
from dpeak, provided that n \leq 1000. For
n > 1000, good luck!
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Probability distribution for number of peaks in a continuous, uncorrelated stochastic series
Description
A dataset containing the probability mass function for the distribution of the number of peaks in a continuous, uncorrelated stochastic series.
Usage
dpeakdat
Format
A list of 1000 objects. The nth object is a double vector
of length n, with elements representing the probability of k
peaks for k=0,1,\ldots,n-1.
Details
These probabilities were generated from the dpeak
function. This function is computationally very slow for n > 170;
thus the functions of skedastic package that require peak
probabilities (ppeak and goldfeld_quandt)
by default obtain the probabilities from this data set rather than
from dpeak, provided that n \leq 1000. For
n > 1000, good luck!
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