Random variable
Class of random variables; i.e., measurable maps from
Domain to Range. The elements contained in
the list Map are functions in one(!) argument named “x”.
Objects can be created by calls of the form new("RandVariable", ...).
More frequently they are created via the generating function
RandVariable.
MapObject of class "list": list of functions.
DomainObject of class "OptionalrSpace":
domain of the random variable.
RangeObject of class "OptionalrSpace":
range of the random variable.
signature(object = "RandVariable"):
accessor function for the slot Map.
signature(object = "RandVariable"):
accessor function for the slot Domain.
signature(object = "RandVariable"):
accessor function for the slot Range.
signature(object = "RandVariable"):
replacement function for the slot Map.
signature(object = "RandVariable"):
replacement function for the slot Domain.
signature(object = "RandVariable"):
replacement function for the slot Range.
signature(e1 = "RandVariable", e2 = "RandVariable"):
test if the domains of two random variables are compatible.
signature(object = "RandVariable"):
length of the list of functions in slot Map.
signature(object = "RandVariable")
Matthias Kohl Matthias.Kohl@stamats.de
(R1 <- new("RandVariable"))
Map(R1)
Domain(R1)
Range(R1)
Map(R1) <- list(function(x){ceiling(x)}, function(x){floor(x)})
Domain(R1) <- Reals()
Range(R1) <- Naturals()
R1
Map(R1)
length(R1)
R2 <- R1
Domain(R2) <- Naturals()
compatibleDomains(R1, R2)
Domain(R2) <- NULL
compatibleDomains(R1, R2)
Domain(R2) <- EuclideanSpace(dimension = 1)
compatibleDomains(R1, R2)
Domain(R2) <- EuclideanSpace(dimension = 2)
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