Simulates from the truncated stable distribution.
rTrunS(n, t, alpha, b = 1, step = 1)Returns a vector of n random numbers.
Number of observations.
Parameter > 0.
Parameter in the open interval (0,1).
Parameter > 0.
Tuning parameter. The larger the step, the slower the rejection sampling, but the fewer the number of terms. See Hoefert (2011) or Section 4 in Grabchak (2019).
Michael Grabchak and Lijuan Cao
Simulates from the truncated stable distribution using Algorithm 4.3 in Dassios, Qu, and Lim (2020). This distribution has Laplace transform
L(z) = exp( t * (alpha/Gamma(1-alpha)) * int_0^b (e^(-xz)-1) x^(-1-alpha) dx), z>0
and Levy measure
M(dx) = t * (alpha/Gamma(1-alpha)) * x^(-1-alpha) 1(0<x<b) dx.
Here Gamma() is the gamma function.
A. Dassios, Y. Qu, J.W. Lim (2020). Exact simulation of a truncated Levy subordinator. ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation, 30(10), 17.
M. Grabchak (2019). Rejection sampling for tempered Levy processes. Statistics and Computing, 29(3):549-558
M. Hofert (2011). Sampling exponentially tilted stable distributions. ACM Transactions on Modeling and Computer Simulation, 22(1), 3.