If you know n (the number of trials, which R refers to as the size parameter) you can put that value in the fix.arg=list(size=...) argument. Here is an example if n=14. FIT
Thank you so much. ¿How can I fit a negative binomial distribution if I only have a vector of observations? When I use fitdist(), it show me the size and mu, but not the probability
Check out the ?dnbinom help menu for more details but this is a valid alternative parametrization (often used in ecology) with the mean mu. You can get quickly get p via prob = size/(size+mu).
Hi, can you please share the codes or video of how to fit copula meethodology to data in R
Sir can you help me to fit Kumaraswamy distribution of two parameter
With the help of your video I fitted beta and topp leone distribution but now I am unable to do it for Kumaraswamy and log lindley. Please help sir
sir, can i fit binomial distribution using customize method as u explain?
If you know n (the number of trials, which R refers to as the size parameter) you can put that value in the fix.arg=list(size=...) argument. Here is an example if n=14.
FIT
@@AdamPetrie ok sir thank you i will check it...
sir, code to plot logarithmic distribution and check chi square goodness of fit
Thank you so much. ¿How can I fit a negative binomial distribution if I only have a vector of observations? When I use fitdist(), it show me the size and mu, but not the probability
Check out the ?dnbinom help menu for more details but this is a valid alternative parametrization (often used in ecology) with the mean mu. You can get quickly get p via prob = size/(size+mu).
@@AdamPetrie Thank you! your video helped me a lot
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