@Reference(authors="J.R.M. Hosking, J. R. Wallis, and E. F. Wood", title="Estimation of the generalized extreme-value distribution by the method of probability-weighted moments.", booktitle="Technometrics 27.3", url="http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/00401706.1985.10488049") public class ProbabilityWeightedMoments extends Object
J. R. M. Hosking, J. R. Wallis, and E. F. Wood
Estimation of the generalized extreme-value distribution by the method of
probability-weighted moments.
Technometrics 27.3
J. R. M. Hosking
Fortran routines for use with the method of L-moments Version 3.03
IBM Research.
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ProbabilityWeightedMoments() |
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static <A> double[] |
alphaBetaPWM(A data,
NumberArrayAdapter<?,A> adapter,
int nmom)
Compute the alpha_r and beta_r factors in parallel using the method of
probability-weighted moments.
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static <A> double[] |
alphaPWM(A data,
NumberArrayAdapter<?,A> adapter,
int nmom)
Compute the alpha_r factors using the method of probability-weighted
moments.
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static <A> double[] |
betaPWM(A data,
NumberArrayAdapter<?,A> adapter,
int nmom)
Compute the beta_r factors using the method of probability-weighted
moments.
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static <A> double[] |
samLMR(A sorted,
NumberArrayAdapter<?,A> adapter,
int nmom)
Compute the sample L-Moments using probability weighted moments.
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public static <A> double[] alphaPWM(A data, NumberArrayAdapter<?,A> adapter, int nmom)
data
- Presorted data array.adapter
- Array adapter.nmom
- Number of moments to computepublic static <A> double[] betaPWM(A data, NumberArrayAdapter<?,A> adapter, int nmom)
data
- Presorted data array.adapter
- Array adapter.nmom
- Number of moments to computepublic static <A> double[] alphaBetaPWM(A data, NumberArrayAdapter<?,A> adapter, int nmom)
data
- Presorted data array.adapter
- Array adapter.nmom
- Number of moments to computepublic static <A> double[] samLMR(A sorted, NumberArrayAdapter<?,A> adapter, int nmom)
sorted
- Presorted data array.adapter
- Array adapter.nmom
- Number of moments to compute