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Implement, possibly, the following discrete distributions:
Implement distributions
stats
These are extremely common.
Binomial.
The ML doesn't always exist, since the Poisson is a limiting case.
Negative binomial.
We have problems described here https://core.ac.uk/download/pdf/215229665.pdf with the Poisson limiting case being a problem. I think the estimator is OK now, but it may need more testing.
Geometric.
Poisson.
The hypegeometric distribution is common, but rarely used in the context of maximum likelihood estimation. Maximum likelihood would involve some sort of discrete optimization, and it will converge to binomial / Poisson for some data.
Hypergeometric.
extraDistr
These are quite common and natural extensions of the distributions above. There are implementations of some of these already in e.g., iZID. But I'm not sure they are of sufficient quality as they use optimize, and may not estimate size in any case.
Zero-inflated Possion.
Beta-binomial. This one has several edge cases were the ML does not exist, and may be harder to implement. Analysis would, perhaps, warrant its own publication.
Beta negative binomial.
Zero-inflated negative binomial.
Other
Zipf. (sads:dzipf as VGAM::dzipf is inaccurate.)
Logarithmic series distribution (extraDistr::lgser). Uses the Lambert W function, which is good, since we've already used it in the zero-inflated Poisson.)
Zeta distribution. Easy to implement. However, the VGAM implementation might be unreliable.
Yule-Simon. It's easy to implement. But in VGAM.
Conway--Maxwell Poisson. This one is by far the hardest, since it requires computation of a normalizing constant that has to my knowledge no excellent implementation.
Conway--Maxwell binomial. Easier to compute since there is no infinite sum, but has Conway--Maxwell Poisson as a limiting case!
Add tests to implemented distributions.
Binomial
Negative binomial
Zero-inflated Possion
Geometric
Poisson
Zipf
Logarithmic series distribution
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Implement, possibly, the following discrete distributions:
Implement distributions
stats
These are extremely common.
The hypegeometric distribution is common, but rarely used in the context of maximum likelihood estimation. Maximum likelihood would involve some sort of discrete optimization, and it will converge to binomial / Poisson for some data.
extraDistr
These are quite common and natural extensions of the distributions above. There are implementations of some of these already in e.g., iZID. But I'm not sure they are of sufficient quality as they use
optimize
, and may not estimatesize
in any case.Other
Add tests to implemented distributions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: