evmix (version 1.0)

internal: Internal Functions

Description

Internal functions not designed to be used directly, but are all exported to make them visible to users.

Usage

kdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  pkdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  simplebckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  simplepbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  renormbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  renormpbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  reflectbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  reflectpbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  pxb(x, lambda)

  beta1bckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda, xmax)

  beta1pbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda, xmax)

  beta2bckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda, xmax)

  beta2pbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda, xmax)

  gamma1bckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  gamma1pbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  gamma2bckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  gamma2pbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  copulabckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda, xmax)

  copulapbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda, xmax)

  logpbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda, offset)

  nnbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

  nnpbckdenx(x, kerncentres, lambda)

Arguments

x

quantile

kerncentres

kernel centres (typically sample data)

lambda

bandwidth for KDE

xmax

upper bound on support, for copula and beta based KDE's only

offset

offset added to kernel centres, log transform based KDE

Details

Internal functions not designed to be used directly. No error checking of the inputs is carried out, so user must be know what they are doing. They are undocumented, but are made visible to the user. Mostly, these are used in the kernel density estimation functions.

See Also

kden and bckden.