A discrete probability distribution that you want to plot.
par_matrix
A matrix shows the range of the parameters. The column number of the matrix indicates the number of parameters in the distribution and the row number of the matrix is 2 for all the distributions. The first column shows the range for the first parameter, the second and the third column accordingly show the ranges for the second and third parameter in distributions. All the elements in the first row indicate the minimum for the parameters and those in the second row show the maximum ones.
total
A vector and its elements indicate the step length for parameters by order, with the default value c(100,100,100).
choice
A vector and its elements indicate the plot you want to show, with a default value "cdf".
interval
A value to show the speed of changing plots.
const_par
A vector and its elements indicate the value of the parameters that do not change.
Details
For name, you can choose among Discrete Uniform('Dis_Uniform'), Bernoulli('Bernoulli'), Binomial('Binomial'), Hypergeometric('Hypergeometric'), Poisson('Poisson'), Geometric('Geometric'), Negative Binomial('Negative_Binomial'), Logarithmic Series('Logarithmic_Series'). For choice, you can choose among Cumulative Probability Function('cdf'), Mean('Mean'), Variance('Variance'), Mode('Mode'), Skewness('Skewness') and Kurtosis('Kurtosis').
More details about distributions and parameters are as follows:
Bernoulli: Bernoulli distribution. The Bernoulli
probability parameter is p, 0<p<1.
Binomial: Binomial distribution. The Bernoulli trial
parameter is n, and the probability parameter is p,
0<p<1.The order of parameters is: n, p. See Note below.
Dis_Uniform: Discrete Uniform distribution. The parameter
is n.
Geometric: Geometric distribution. The Geometric trial
parameter is n, and the probability parameter is p,
0<p<1. The order of parameters is: n, p. See Note below.
Hypergeometric: Hypergeometric distribution. Parameter N:
the number of elements in the population. Parameter M:
the number of successes in the population. Parameter n:
sample size. The order of parameters is N, M, n. See Note
below.
Logarithmic_Series: Logarithmic Series Distribution.
Shape parameter theta, 0<theta <1.The probability
function is (k*c^x)/x. For simplicity, let k
=-1/log(1-c).
Negative_Binomial: Negative Binomial distribution. The
distribution of the random variable that represents the
number of failures until the rth success is called
geometric distribution. Parameter r: rth
success.Parameter p: the Bernoulli probability parameter,
0<p<1.the order of parameters is r, p. See Note Below.
Poisson: Poisson distribution. The parameter is lamda.
Value
A dynamic graph which includes probability mass function graph and the 'choice' graph.
Note
When you assign the parameter matrix to the argument
par_matrix , you must follow the input sequence of parameters.
Author(s)
Lei ZHANG, Hao JIANG and Chen XUE (Equally contributed, the order is decided by the time the author joined the project.)
References
K. Krishnamoorthy(2006) Handbook of Statistical Distributions with Applications University of Louisiana at Lafayette.
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> library(DynamicDistribution)
> png(filename="/home/ddbj/snapshot/RGM3/R_CC/result/DynamicDistribution/DynDis.Rd_%03d_medium.png", width=480, height=480)
> ### Name: DynDis
> ### Title: Dynamically Visualized Discrete Probability Distributions and
> ### Their Moments
> ### Aliases: DynDis
>
> ### ** Examples
>
> DynDis(name=Negative_Binomial,par_matrix=matrix(c(1,12,0.1,0.9),2,2)
+ ,choice='Kurtosis',const_par=c(4,0.7))
>
> DynDis(name=Bernoulli,par_matrix=matrix(c(0.1,0.9),2,1),choice='cdf')
>
> DynDis(name=Binomial,par_matrix=matrix(c(1,12,0.1,0.9),2,2),choice='Mean'
+ ,const_par=c(4,0.7))
>
> DynDis(name=Logarithmic_Series,par_matrix=matrix(c(0.1,0.9),2,1),
+ choice='Variance')
>
> DynDis(name=Geometric,par_matrix=matrix(c(0.1,0.9),2,1),choice='Skewness')
>
> DynDis(name=Hypergeometric,par_matrix=matrix(c(1,3,2,8,10,20),2,3),
+ choice='Kurtosis',const_par=c(4,5,6))
>
> DynDis(name=Dis_Uniform,par_matrix=matrix(c(2,5),2,1),choice='Skewness')
>
> DynDis(name=Poisson,par_matrix=matrix(c(2,20),2,1),choice='Kurtosis')
>
>
>
>
>
> dev.off()
null device
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