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| Think about it a bit more. Yes, it isn’t the result that you expected. Note that your “data” is clearly contrived and not a random sample from any distribution. You’ve purposely made the “data” perfectly symmetric about the mean and all values but... |
| Thank you for the information. Unfortunately, InstallR seems to be directed toward the "default" R (4.3.3) that's installed on the server, i.e. the version that opens if one types "R" in the command terminal. It continues to do so even though I... |
| Which is best depends on what you mean by "best", your subject matter, and your objective. Because you appear to be selecting between a Gamma and a Nakagami distribution, I would assume that there is no theoretical reason for either. As Henrik... |
| omgg thank you so much!!! |
| I'm not understanding or believing what you mean by "Sometimes the PDF is plotted at different scale...." Could you give an example? Also, adding "PlotRange -> All" will fix any cropping of the PDF. |
| So the error message you got usually means that the optimization algorith(nonlinearmodelfit) had some difficullty on converging to a solution.Here are a coupple points you could use to adress this issue. Initial Parameter Guesses: Ensure that the... |
| It seems to me that the problem lies with `Integrate` with parameters, rather than with `Probability`. In the following examples the result depends on how we specify the integration region and on the assumptions on the parameter: dist =... |
| Dear Jim, thanks a lot for the answer! &[Wolfram Notebook][1]Concerning the Kolmogorov-Smirnov-Test against s specific distribution with specified parameters: In the literature, I found that instead of the Kolmogorov distribution FK(x) it is... |
| OK. I see you've added those values. |
| Use `Hypergeometric2F1` rather than `HyperGeometric2F1`. |