SSJ
3.3.1
Stochastic Simulation in Java
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Classes implementing discrete distributions over the integers should inherit from this class. More...
Public Member Functions | |
abstract double | prob (int x) |
Returns \(p(x)\), the probability of \(x\). More... | |
double | cdf (double x) |
Returns the distribution function \(F\) evaluated at \(x\) (see ( FDistDisc )). More... | |
abstract double | cdf (int x) |
Returns the distribution function \(F\) evaluated at \(x\) (see ( FDistDisc )). More... | |
double | barF (double x) |
Returns \(\bar{F}(x)\), the complementary distribution function. More... | |
double | barF (int x) |
Returns \(\bar{F}(x)\), the complementary distribution function. More... | |
int | getXinf () |
Returns the lower limit \(x_a\) of the support of the probability mass function. More... | |
int | getXsup () |
Returns the upper limit \(x_b\) of the support of the probability mass function. More... | |
double | inverseF (double u) |
Returns the inverse distribution function \(F^{-1}(u)\), where. More... | |
int | inverseFInt (double u) |
Returns the inverse distribution function \(F^{-1}(u)\), where. More... | |
Public Member Functions inherited from Distribution | |
double | getMean () |
Returns the mean of the distribution function. | |
double | getVariance () |
Returns the variance of the distribution function. | |
double | getStandardDeviation () |
Returns the standard deviation of the distribution function. | |
double [] | getParams () |
Returns the parameters of the distribution function in the same order as in the constructors. | |
Static Public Attributes | |
static double | EPSILON = 1.0e-16 |
Environment variable that determines what probability terms can be considered as negligible when building precomputed tables for distribution and mass functions. More... | |
Protected Attributes | |
double | cdf [] = null |
double | pdf [] = null |
int | xmin = 0 |
int | xmax = 0 |
int | xmed = 0 |
int | supportA = Integer.MIN_VALUE |
int | supportB = Integer.MAX_VALUE |
Static Protected Attributes | |
static final double | EPS_EXTRA = 1.0e-6 |
Classes implementing discrete distributions over the integers should inherit from this class.
It specifies the signatures of methods for computing the mass function (or probability) \(p(x) = P[X=x]\), distribution function \(F(x)\), complementary distribution function \(\bar{F}(x)\), and inverse distribution function \(F^{-1}(u)\), for a random variable \(X\) with a discrete distribution over the integers.
WARNING: the complementary distribution function is defined as \(\bar{F}(j) = P[X \ge j]\) (for integers \(j\), so that for discrete distributions in SSJ, \(F(j) + \bar{F}(j) \neq1\) since both include the term \(P[X = j]\).
The implementing classes provide both static and non-static methods to compute the above functions. The non-static methods require the creation of an object of class umontreal.ssj.probdist.DiscreteDistributionInt; all the non-negligible terms of the mass and distribution functions will be precomputed by the constructor and kept in arrays. Subsequent accesses will be very fast. The static methods do not require the construction of an object. These static methods are not specified in this abstract class because the number and types of their parameters depend on the distribution. When methods have to be called several times with the same parameters for the distributions, it is usually more efficient to create an object and use its non-static methods instead of the static ones. This trades memory for speed.
double barF | ( | double | x | ) |
Returns \(\bar{F}(x)\), the complementary distribution function.
Calls the barF(int) method.
x | value at which the complementary distribution function must be evaluated |
x
Implements Distribution.
double barF | ( | int | x | ) |
Returns \(\bar{F}(x)\), the complementary distribution function.
See the WARNING above. The default implementation returns 1.0 - cdf(x - 1)
, which is not accurate when \(F(x)\) is near 1.
x | value at which the complementary distribution function must be evaluated |
x
double cdf | ( | double | x | ) |
Returns the distribution function \(F\) evaluated at \(x\) (see ( FDistDisc )).
Calls the cdf(int) method.
x | value at which the distribution function must be evaluated |
x
Implements Distribution.
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abstract |
Returns the distribution function \(F\) evaluated at \(x\) (see ( FDistDisc )).
x | value at which the distribution function must be evaluated |
x
int getXinf | ( | ) |
Returns the lower limit \(x_a\) of the support of the probability mass function.
The probability is 0 for all \(x < x_a\).
int getXsup | ( | ) |
Returns the upper limit \(x_b\) of the support of the probability mass function.
The probability is 0 for all \(x > x_b\).
double inverseF | ( | double | u | ) |
Returns the inverse distribution function \(F^{-1}(u)\), where.
\(0\le u\le1\). Calls the inverseFInt
method.
u | value in the interval \((0,1)\) for which the inverse distribution function is evaluated |
u
IllegalArgumentException | if \(u\) is not in the interval \((0,1)\) |
ArithmeticException | if the inverse cannot be computed, for example if it would give infinity in a theoritical context |
Implements Distribution.
int inverseFInt | ( | double | u | ) |
Returns the inverse distribution function \(F^{-1}(u)\), where.
\(0\le u\le1\). The default implementation uses binary search.
u | value in the interval \((0,1)\) for which the inverse distribution function is evaluated |
u
IllegalArgumentException | if \(u\) is not in the interval \((0,1)\) |
ArithmeticException | if the inverse cannot be computed, for example if it would give infinity in a theoritical context |
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abstract |
Returns \(p(x)\), the probability of \(x\).
x | value at which the mass function must be evaluated |
x
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Environment variable that determines what probability terms can be considered as negligible when building precomputed tables for distribution and mass functions.
Probabilities smaller than EPSILON
are not stored in the umontreal.ssj.probdist.DiscreteDistribution objects (such as those of class PoissonDist, etc.), but are computed directly each time they are needed (which should be very seldom). The default value is set to \(10^{-16}\).