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dist_skel: Distribution Skeleton

Description

This function acts as a skeleton for a truncated distribution defined by model type, maximum value and model parameters. It is designed to be used with the output from get_dist.

Usage

dist_skel(n, dist = FALSE, cum = TRUE, model, params, max_value = 120)

Arguments

n

Numeric vector, number of samples to take (or days for the probability density).

dist

Logical, defaults to FALSE. Should the probability density be returned rather than a number of samples.

cum

Logical, defaults to TRUE. If dist = TRUE should the returned distribution be cumulative.

model

Character string, defining the model to be used. Supported options are exponential ("exp"), gamma ("gamma"), and log normal ("lognorm")

params

A list of parameters values (by name) required for each model. For the exponential model this is a rate parameter and for the gamma model this is alpha and beta.

max_value

Numeric, the maximum value to allow. Defaults to 120. Samples outside of this range are resampled.

Value

A vector of samples or a probability distribution.

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
## Exponential model

## Sample
dist_skel(10, model = "exp", params = list(rate = 1))

## Cumulative prob density
dist_skel(1:10, model = "exp", dist = TRUE, params = list(rate = 1))

## Probability density
dist_skel(1:10, model = "exp", dist = TRUE, 
          cum = FALSE, params = list(rate = 1))

## Gamma model

dist_skel(10, model = "gamma", params = list(alpha = 1, beta = 2))

## Cumulative prob density
dist_skel(0:10, model = "gamma", dist = TRUE,
          params = list(alpha = 1, beta = 2))

## Probability density
dist_skel(0:10, model = "gamma", dist = TRUE, 
          cum = FALSE, params = list(alpha = 2, beta = 2))

## Log normal model

dist_skel(10, model = "lognorm", params = list(mean = log(5), sd = log(2)))

## Cumulative prob density
dist_skel(0:10, model = "lognorm", dist = TRUE,
          params = list(mean = log(5), sd = log(2)))

## Probability density
dist_skel(0:10, model = "lognorm", dist = TRUE, cum = FALSE,
          params = list(mean = log(5), sd = log(2)))
        
# }

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