Question GEVFIT in fExtremes
Yohan Chalabi
chalabi at phys.ethz.ch
Tue Jun 3 19:58:13 CEST 2008
>>>> "BJ" == Brommundt Jürgen <juergen.brommundt at colenco.ch>
>>>> on Tue, 20 May 2008 15:16:38 +0200
BJ> Hello,
BJ> Doing some extreme value evaluations of wind speed data I
BJ> found your very useful R-Package fExtremes. Since I started
BJ> doing my evaluations in MatLab I had a chance to compare the
BJ> results between the results of the MatLab gevfit and your gevfit
BJ> routine. Because we need the data for the design of buildings
BJ> I am interested in extremes of given return intervalls and
BJ> the uncertainty, estimated from the confidence intervalls.
BJ> Matlab's gevfit estimates the parameters of the GEV and provides
BJ> another set of parameters for the limits of the confidence
BJ> intervalls. From these I estimated the design values using
BJ> the inverse of the GEV. From fExtremes I used the function
BJ> gevrlevelPlot with the same confidence intervall (c=0.9)
BJ> to get the uncertainty bands.
BJ> As you can see from the attached Excel-File the MLM-fits of
BJ> the GEV agree very well from both programs. Unfortunately the
BJ> confidence bands do not agree. I tried to find out the reason
BJ> from the documentation, but unfortunately did not succeed. I
BJ> would appreciate, if you could be so kind, to give me a hint,
BJ> what a possible reason might be??
BJ> Thanks a lot in advance!
BJ>
BJ> Kind regards,
BJ> Jürgen Brommundt
Dear Jürgen,
Could you please send me your matlab, R code and data set such that I
can reproduce your example.
sorry for the very late response,
Yohan
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