Maithili Shiva
2008-Dec-16 09:26 UTC
[R] Parameter Estimation - Generalized Extreme Value Distribution
Dear R helpers, How do you estimate the (Location, Scale, Shape) parameters of Generalized Extreme Value distribution using R? I have tried VGAM but just not able to write the R script. Please advise. With regards Maithili
Maithili Shiva
2008-Dec-16 13:36 UTC
[R] Parameter estimation - Generalized Extreme value Distribution
Dear R help, I have an xls file with the name ONS.csv having 25 obseravations as given below. This is my data. (i.e. the first column of file ONS.csv) (5.55,4.56,17.82,5.03,5.3,40.28,8.05,27.8,5.85,5.42,14.75,46.13,18.5,4.58, 4.31,9.19,6.61,15.92,96.94,21.63,4.44,4.88,241.74,38592.1,5.24) I am trying to fit the Generalized Extreme Value distribution to this data. Following is my R - script> Library (lsmev) > ONS <- read.csv("GEV.csv",header = TRUE) > gev.fit(ONS[,1])I get following output $conv [1] 0 $nllh [1] 99.28817 $mle [1] 5.940866 2.703154 1.425794 $se [1] 0.6827288 1.1263298 0.2590853 What is the meaning of mle (entries). Does it give me the parameter estimated for the location(5.940866), scale(2.703154) and shape(1.425794) parameter of the Generalized Extreme Value distribution. Please guide. Thanking you in advance
J. R. M. Hosking
2008-Dec-16 15:52 UTC
[R] Parameter Estimation - Generalized Extreme Value Distribution
Maithili Shiva wrote:> Dear R helpers, > > How do you estimate the (Location, Scale, Shape) parameters of Generalized Extreme Value distribution using R? > > ...Package lmom, function pelgev. J. R. M. Hosking
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