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AbstractContinuousDistribution Class Reference

Provides common base for various continues distributions. More...

Inheritance diagram for AbstractContinuousDistribution:
Collaboration diagram for AbstractContinuousDistribution:

Public Member Functions

_.DeepSee.extensions.stat.Abstract1DDistribution GetDiscreteDistribution (_.Library.Double x0, _.Library.Double x1, _.Library.Integer n, _.Library.Status sc)
 Returns a discrete distribution between values x0 and x1 constructed from. More...
 
_.Library.Double cdf (_.Library.Double x1, _.Library.Double x2)
 An interface method for cumulative distribution function (CDF). More...
 
_.Library.Double pdf (_.Library.Double x)
 An interface method for probability distribution function (PDF). More...
 

Static Private Member Functions

_.Library.Boolean IsContinuous ()
 Returns 1.
 

Additional Inherited Members

- Public Attributes inherited from AbstractDistribution
 Entropy
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 Mean
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 Variance
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Detailed Description

Provides common base for various continues distributions.

Member Function Documentation

◆ GetDiscreteDistribution()

_.DeepSee.extensions.stat.Abstract1DDistribution GetDiscreteDistribution ( _.Library.Double  x0,
_.Library.Double  x1,
_.Library.Integer  n,
_.Library.Status  sc 
)

Returns a discrete distribution between values x0 and x1 constructed from.

this continues distribution. The discrete distribution is divided into n bins.

◆ cdf()

An interface method for cumulative distribution function (CDF).

Optionally provides a cumulative probability

of a value being between two values x1 and x2.

If called with 1 argument(x1) or if the value of second argument is empty string then returns CDF value for x1. If called with two arguments, x1 and x2 then returns a probability of a value being between x1 and x2.

Reimplemented in NormalDistribution, MixedDistribution, and ExpDistribution.

◆ pdf()

An interface method for probability distribution function (PDF).

Returns PDF value for x.

Reimplemented in NormalDistribution, MixedDistribution, and ExpDistribution.