Generating function for L2ScaleFamily-class
Generates an object of class "L2ScaleFamily"
.
L2ScaleFamily(scale = 1, loc = 0, name, centraldistribution = Norm(), locscalename = c("loc", "scale"), modParam, LogDeriv, L2derivDistr.0, FisherInfo.0, distrSymm, L2derivSymm, L2derivDistrSymm, trafo, .returnClsName = NULL)
scale |
positive number: scale parameter of the model |
loc |
numeric: location parameter of the model |
name |
character: name of the parametric family. |
centraldistribution |
object of class |
locscalename |
a character vector of length 1 or 2 containing the names
of the scale resp. of location and scale parameter; if length is 2,
|
modParam |
optional function: mapping from the parameter space
(represented by |
LogDeriv |
function with argument |
L2derivDistr.0 |
object of class |
FisherInfo.0 |
object of class |
distrSymm |
object of class |
L2derivSymm |
object of class |
L2derivDistrSymm |
object of class |
trafo |
matrix or function in |
.returnClsName |
the class name of the return value; by default this
argument is |
If name
is missing, the default
“L2 scale family” is used.
The function modParam
is optional. If it is missing, it is
constructed from centraldistribution
using the scale structure
of the model.
Slot param
is filled accordingly with the argument
trafo
passed to L2ScaleFamily
.
In case L2derivDistr.0
is missing, L2derivDistr
is computed
via imageDistr
, else L2derivDistr
is assigned
L2derivDistr.0
, coerced to "UnivariateDistributionList"
.
In case FisherInfo.0
is missing, Fisher information is computed
from L2deriv
using E
.
If distrSymm
is missing, it is set to symmetry about loc
.
If L2derivSymm
is missing, it is set to no symmetry, and
if L2derivDistrSymm
is missing, it is set to no symmetry.
Object of class "L2ScaleFamily"
Matthias Kohl Matthias.Kohl@stamats.de,
Peter Ruckdeschel peter.ruckdeschel@uni-oldenburg.de
Rieder, H. (1994) Robust Asymptotic Statistics. New York: Springer.
Kohl, M. (2005) Numerical Contributions to the Asymptotic Theory of Robustness. Bayreuth: Dissertation.
F1 <- L2ScaleFamily() plot(F1)
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