[R] stemplot of data... now the distribution....
nelson -
nelson1977 at gmail.com
Fri Oct 27 15:59:52 CEST 2006
Hi all,
i have a dataset that have this stemplot
0 | 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111122222222233333333333334444
0 | 5555556666666667777777788889999999999
1 | 000000111111112222222233333344444444
1 | 55555555555566666677888899999999
2 | 0000011123344
2 | 5556666666778889999
3 | 0000112234
3 | 556666777889999
4 | 000000002233334
4 | 55555777788899
5 | 01111111222222233333444444444
5 | 555555555666666777777777888899999
6 | 00000011112222333444
6 | 55556677788899
7 | 0012223334
7 | 77
8 | 4
8 | 5
9 | 0
it seems that the data have 2 modes (it's true?). So can i use the mix
package to fit it using a mixture of distributions? (i think a
exponential, a gumbel for the first part and a normal with mean on the
secondo mode... it's a right to do it? Or i can think to have data
distribudet following a weibull and a normal.... how can i test what
distro fits well? i think to use kolmogorov smirnov test and
chi-square test, that's ok?
Thanks,
nelson
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