To model extreme events from a distribution, use the generalized Pareto distribution (GPD). Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox™ offers several ways to work with the GPD.
创造a probability distribution objectGeneralizedCaretodistribution.
by fitting a probability distribution to sample data or by specifying parameter values. Then, use the object functions to evaluate the distribution, generate random numbers, and so on.
Work with the GPD interactively by using the Distribution Fitter app. You can export an object from the app and use the object functions.
Use distribution-specific functions with specified distribution parameters. The distribution-specific functions can accept parameters of multiple GPDs.
使用通用分发功能(cdf
,ICDF.
,pdf
,random
)具有指定的分发名称('Generalized Pareto'
)和参数。
创造aparetotails
object to model the tails of a distribution by using the GPDs, with another distribution for the center. Aparetotails
object is a piecewise distribution that consists of one or two GPDs in the tails and another distribution in the center. You can specify the distribution type for the center by using theCDFFUN.
争论paretotails
创建对象时。有效值CDFFUN.
are'ecdf'
(内容的经验累积分配),'核心'
(interpolated kernel smoothing estimator), and a function handle. After creating an object, you can use the object functions to evaluate the distribution and generate random numbers.
To learn about the generalized Pareto distribution, seeGeneralized Pareto Distribution.
GeneralizedCaretodistribution. |
广义帕累托概率分布对象 |
Distribution Fitter | 适用于数据的概率分布 |
Generalized Pareto Distribution
Learn about the generalized Pareto distribution used to model extreme events from a distribution.
Nonparametric and Empirical Probability Distributions
Estimate a probability density function or a cumulative distribution function from sample data.
Fit a nonparametric probability distribution to sample data using Pareto tails to smooth the distribution in the tails.
Nonparametric Estimates of Cumulative Distribution Functions and Their Inverses
以非参数或半甲酰胺方式从数据估计累积分发功能(CDF)。
Modelling Tail Data with the Generalized Pareto Distribution
This example shows how to fit tail data to the Generalized Pareto distribution by maximum likelihood estimation.