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distrEllipse (version 2.8.3)

EllipticalDistribution-class: Elliptical distribution class

Description

Class EllipticalDistribution implements general elliptically symmetric distributions, i.e. starting from a spherically distribution realized as an object S of class SphericalDistribution, this is the distribution of an affine linear transformation AS+b.

Arguments

Objects from the Class

Objects could in principle be created by calls to new, but more frequently you would create them via the generating function EllipticalDistribution.

Slots

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Object of class "Reals".

param

Object of class "EllipticalParameter".

r

function with argument n; random number generator

d

optional function; in case it exists: the density of the distribution

p

optional function; in case it is non-null: the cdf of the distribution evaluated on rectangles, i.e. if a random variable X is distributed according to an object of class "EllipticalDistribution", for q a matrix of dimension \(d \times n\) p(object)(q) returns, for each of the n columns \(P(X_i\leq q_i,\;i=1,\ldots,d)\).

q

optional function; in case it is non-null: the quantile of the distribution evaluated on rectangles, i.e. if a random variable X is distributed according to an object of class "EllipticalDistribution", for p a vector of length \(n\), returns, for each of the n components the infinimal number \(q_j\) such that \(P(X_i\leq q_j,\;i=1,\ldots,d)\ge p_j\).

radDistr

an object of class UnivariateDistribution with positive support, i.e. p(radDistr)(0)==0; the radial distribution.

.withArith

logical: used internally to issue warnings as to interpretation of arithmetics

.withSim

logical: used internally to issue warnings as to accuracy

.logExact

logical: used internally to flag the case where there are explicit formulae for the log version of density, cdf, and quantile function

.lowerExact

logical: used internally to flag the case where there are explicit formulae for the lower tail version of cdf and quantile function

Symmetry

object of class "EllipticalSymmetry" about center loc; used internally to avoid unnecessary calculations.

Extends

Class "SphericalDistribution", directly.
Class "MultivariateDistribution", by class "SphericalDistribution". Class "Distribution", by class "MultivariateDistribution".

Methods

location

signature(object = "EllipticalDistribution"): wrapped access method for slot location of slot param.

scale

signature(x = "EllipticalDistribution"): wrapped access method for slot scale of slot param.

location<-

signature(object = "EllipticalDistribution"): wrapped replace method for slot location of slot param.

scale<-

signature(x = "EllipticalDistribution"): wrapped replace method for slot scale of slot param.

E

signature(object = "EllipticalDistribution", fun = "missing", cond = "missing"): expectation of an elliptically symmetric distribution; exact.

E

signature(object = "EllipticalDistribution", fun = "function", cond = "missing"): expectation of an elliptically symmetric distribution; by simulation.

var

signature(x = "EllipticalDistribution"): expectation of an elliptically symmetric distribution; exact.

+

signature(e1 = "EllipticalDistribution", e2 = "numeric"): affine linear transformation; exact.

-

signature(e1 = "EllipticalDistribution", e2 = "numeric"): affine linear transformation; exact.

*

signature(e1 = "EllipticalDistribution", e2 = "numeric"): affine linear transformation; exact.

%*%

signature(e1 = "numeric", e2 = "EllipticalDistribution"): affine linear transformation; exact.

coerce

signature(from = "EllipticalDistribution", to = "UnivariateDistribution"): create a UnivariateDistribution object from a (one-dimensional) elliptically symmetric distribution.

coerce

signature(from = "UnivariateDistribution", to = "EllipticalDistribution"): create a EllipticalDistribution object from a (symmetric) univariate distribution.

Author

Peter Ruckdeschel peter.ruckdeschel@uni-oldenburg.de

Examples

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new("EllipticalDistribution") ## better use EllipticalDistribution()

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