data.frame
contain
arrays of random variables. The order of the L-comoments is specified.Lcomoment.matrix(DATAFRAME,k=1)
data.frame
that is rectangularlist
is returned.data.frame
. L-comoments
of order $k = 1$ are means and comeans. L-coments of order $k = 2$ are L-scale and
L-coscale values. L-comoments of order $k = 3$ are L-skew and L-coskews.
L-comoments of order $k = 4$ are L-kurtosis and L-cokurtosis, and so on. The
usual univariate L-moments of order $k$ as seen from lmom.ub
are
along the diagonal. This function does not make use of lmom.ub
. The
Lcomoment.matrix
function calls Lcomment.Lk12
for each cell
in the matrix. The L-comoment matrix for $d$-random variables is
computed over the pairs ($X^{(i)},X^{(j)}$) where $1 \le i \le j \le d$.
Lcomoment.Lk12
, Lcomoment.coefficients
, lmom.ub
D <- data.frame(X1=rnorm(30),X2=rnorm(30),X3=rnorm(30))
L1 <- Lcomoment.matrix(D,k=1)
L2 <- Lcomoment.matrix(D,k=2)
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