Re: [R] Standard Probability Distributions.

2007-07-01 Thread Ben Bolker 
David Barron mothsailor at googlemail.com writes:

 Try RSiteSearch to look for specific
 distributions.
 

  also try
http://wiki.r-project.org/rwiki/doku.php?id=tips:stats-distri:0verviews=binomial

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[R] Standard Probability Distributions.

2007-06-30 Thread Marcus Vinicius 
Dear all,
What are the standard probability distributions available in R?
I need some as Normal-Truncated, Half-Normal, Gamma, Chi-squared, Wishard,
etc.
Thanks.
Marcus Vinicius

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Re: [R] Standard Probability Distributions.

2007-06-30 Thread David Barron 
Have a look in the stats package for the distributions that come with
base R.  There is a package called SuppDists that has some others, and
no doubt there are others.  Try RSiteSearch to look for specific
distributions.

On 30/06/07, Marcus Vinicius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Dear all,
 What are the standard probability distributions available in R?
 I need some as Normal-Truncated, Half-Normal, Gamma, Chi-squared, Wishard,
 etc.
 Thanks.
 Marcus Vinicius

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