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Davies (version 1.1-5)

objective: The objective function for fitting the Davies distribution

Description

The distance of a dataset from a particular Davies distribution

Usage

objective(params, dataset)
objective.approx(params, dataset)

Arguments

params
A three-member vector holding $C$, $\lambda_1$ and $\lambda_2$
dataset
The dataset to be considered

Value

  • objective returns the distance of a dataset from a particular Davies distribution as measured by the sums of the squares of the differences between observed (dataset and expected (expected.value()) values.

    objective.approx() uses expected.approx() rather than expected() to calculate expectations, as per equation 6.

Details

Used by the fit.davies.p() and fit.davies.q() functions

See Also

fit.davies.p, fit.davies.q

Examples

Run this code
params <- c(10, 0.1, 0.1)
x <- rdavies(100,params)
objective(params,x)
objective.approx(params,x)

objective(least.squares(x),x)
objective(davies.start(x),x)

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