Distribution function for the generalized Hermite distribution with
parameters a
, b
and m
.
phermite(q, a, b, m=2, lower.tail=TRUE)
vector of non-negative integer quantiles.
first parameter for the Hermite distribution.
second parameter for the Hermite distribution.
degree of the generalized Hermite distribution. Its default value is 2
,
corresponding to the standard Hermite distribution.
logical; if TRUE (default), probabilities are \(P[X \le x]\), otherwise, \(P[X > x]\).
Probability for a generalized Hermite random varible with parameters a
,
b and m
to be lower (or greater) than q
.
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Distributions
for some other distributions,
dhermite
, qhermite
, rhermite
,
hermite-package
, glm.hermite
# NOT RUN {
d <- phermite(4, 0.8, 0.3, m=3)
# }
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