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12 changes: 6 additions & 6 deletions src/pem.jl
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Expand Up @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ represented by the vector of elements d.

Parameters
----------
- d :: Vector
- d :: Vector{<:Real}
Distribution under interest
- N :: Integer
Number of desired estimate points
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"""
function pem(
d::Vector,
d::Vector{<:Real},
N::Integer;
mean_fun::Function=Distributions.mean,
central_moment_fun::Function=Distributions.moment,
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Parameters
----------
- mean_value
- mean_value :: Real
Mean value of the distribution
- m_list :: Dict
- m_list :: Dict{<:Integer, <:Real}
Dictionary representing the central moments of the distribution.
The keys of the dictionary shall go from 0 to N and the value corresponds to the value
of the moment.
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"""
function pem(
mean_value,
m_list::Dict,
mean_value::Real,
m_list::Dict{<:Integer, <:Real},
N::Integer;
optimizer=DEFAULT_SOLVER,
)
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