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Compounding (version 1.0.2)

compoundDist: Compound distribution

Description

This list is necessary to use functions pCompound, dCompound, qCompound, rCompound, hCompound, momentCompound, meanCompound, varCompound, skewCompound, kurtCompound. This list defines the range of discrete distributions to which the package was defined.

Usage

data(compoundDist)

Arguments

Format

The format is: chr [1:24] "geometric" "poisson" "binomial" "negativebinomial" "lorarithmic" "binomialbinomial" "binomialpoisson" "poissonbinomial" "neymantypea" "neymantypeb" "neymantypec" "polyaaepli" "poissonpascal" "pascalpoisson" "logarithmicbinomial" "logarithmicpoisson" "poissonlindley" "hyperpoisson" "yule" "waring" "kattitypeh1" "kattitypeh2" "hypergeometric" "thomas"

Examples

Run this code
## This list should be definned as follows
compoundDist <- c("geometric","poisson","negativebinomial","binomial",
"logarithmic","binomialbinomial","binomialpoisson",
"poissonbinomial","neymantypea","polyaaeppli",
"poissonpascal","pascalpoisson",
"logarithmicbinomial","logarithmicpoisson",
"poissonlindley",
"hyperpoisson","yule","waring","kattitypeh1",
"kattitypeh2","neymantypeb","neymantypec",
"hypergeometric","thomas")

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