R help - Apr 2013 - ad.test parameters

Hi all,
i have 2 cumulative (F(x)) distribution function that not defined in R.

i want to make anderson darling goodness of fit test to first function
(function 1)  to check if it behaves as the other distributed
function(function 2)

how can i insert my 2 unknown by R function to ad.test()?


Regards,
Irit



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On 06.04.2013 09:45, iritgur wrote:
> Hi all,
> i have 2 cumulative (F(x)) distribution function that not defined in R.
>
> i want to make anderson darling goodness of fit test to first function
> (function 1)  to check if it behaves as the other distributed
> function(function 2)
You mean you have observations from such distributions, I guess, 
otherwise you do not need a test to find out.
>
> how can i insert my 2 unknown by R function to ad.test()?

ad.test from which package? If nortest: That's not appropriate here.

See the adk package.


Uwe Ligges
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> Irit
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package -ADGotTest
it demends known distribution function

thank you



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i have one set of data and i want to make AD test to see if the data fits my
distribution function (this function unknown by R but i have the formula for
f(x) and F(x))




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