R help - May 2014 - Pearson III distribution

Please I need your help.I'm intrested to know if there is any R-package for 
fit a Pearson III  extreme value distribution to data.Thanks a lot
Noelia 		 	   		  
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On May 9, 2014, at 8:17 AM, NOELIA LEGAL wrote:
> Please I need your help.I'm intrested to know if there is any R-package
for  fit a Pearson III  extreme value distribution to data.Thanks a lot
You are requested to do some searching yourself before posting. If you have
failed to find what you need in the CRAN Task Views, the obvious one being:
http://cran.r-project.org/web/views/Distributions.html then you should say what
further is needed and how those resources have failed to address your needs.
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NOELIA LEGAL <noelialegal <at> hotmail.com> writes:
> 
> Please I need your help.I'm intrested to know if there is any R-package
for  fit a Pearson III  extreme value
> distribution to data.Thanks a lot
> Noelia 		 	   		  
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> 

As it was pointed out some basic search before asking is good practice, but
yes, the lmomco package mentioned in the Distributions view will do. 
Or the original lmom package - but all of these only do lmoments estimation. 
nsRFA does both lmoments and Bayesian estimation. 

Good luck 

Ilaria