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gpdRangeFit: Estimate generalized Pareto distribution parameters over a range of values

Description

Estimate generalized Pareto distribution parameters over a range of values, using maximum (penalized) likelihood.

Usage

gpdRangeFit(data, umin, umax, nint = 10, 
            penalty = "gaussian", priorParameters = NULL, alpha=0.05,
xlab = "Threshold", ylab = NULL, main = NULL, ...)

Arguments

data
The data vector to be modelled.
umin
The minimum threshold to esimate the parameters over.
umax
The maximum threshold to esimate the parameters over.
nint
The number of points at which to perform the estimation.
penalty
The type of penalty to be used in the maximum penalized likelihood estimation. Should be either ``gaussian'' or ``none''. Defaults to ``gaussian''.
priorParameters
Parameters to be used for the penalty function. See the help for gpd for more informaiton.
alpha
(1 - alpha)% confidence intervals will be plotted with the point estimates. Defaults to alpha = 0.05.
xlab
Label for the x-axis.
ylab
Label for the y-axis.
main
The main title.
...
Arguments to plot

Details

This is Stuart Coles's gpd.fitrange, as it appears in the ismev package, with some fairly minor changes. The function uses gpd internally and uses the default options for that function.

See Also

gpd