L-moments [message #75329] |
Fri, 25 February 2011 07:25  |
Mark Shephard
Messages: 13 Registered: July 1999
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Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has anyone develope IDL routines for the
method of L-moments?
Thanks,
Mark
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Re: L-moments [message #75404 is a reply to message #75329] |
Mon, 28 February 2011 08:05  |
Mark Shephard
Messages: 13 Registered: July 1999
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On Feb 28, 8:25 am, chris <rog...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On 28 Feb., 14:22, chris <rog...@googlemail.com> wrote:
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>> On 28 Feb., 13:13, Gray <grayliketheco...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> On Feb 28, 6:43 am, chris <rog...@googlemail.com> wrote:
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>>>> On 25 Feb., 16:25, Mark Shephard <mark.w.sheph...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>> > Hi,
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>>>> > I was wondering if anyone has anyone develope IDL routines for the
>>>> > method of L-moments?
>
>>>> > Thanks,
>>>> > Mark
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>>>> Hi Mark,
>>>> something like this?
>
>>>> function cr_binomial,n,m
>>>> n1=1d & m1=1d & n1m1=1d
>>>> for i=1d,n do n1*=i
>>>> for i=1d,m do m1*=i
>>>> for i=1d,(n-m) do n1m1*=i
>>>> return,n1/(m1*n1m1)
>>>> end
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>>>> function cr_l_moment,dat
>>>> n=n_elements(dat)
>>>> l1 = total(dat,/double)/cr_binomial(n,1)
>>>> l2=0d &l3=0d &l4=0d
>>>> for i=1d,n do begin
>>>> b1 = cr_binomial(i-1,1d)
>>>> b2 = cr_binomial(n-i,1d)
>>>> b3 = cr_binomial(i-1,2d)
>>>> b4 = cr_binomial(n-i,2d)
>>>> b5 = cr_binomial(i-1,3d)
>>>> b6 = cr_binomial(n-i,3d)
>>>> l2+=(b1-b2)*dat[i-1l]
>>>> l3+=(b3-2*b1*b2+b4)*dat[i-1l]
>>>> l4+=(b5-3*b3*b2+3*b1*b4+b6)*dat[i-1l]
>>>> endfor
>>>> l2*=0.5d /cr_binomial(n,2d )
>>>> l3*=(1d / 3d )/cr_binomial(n,3d )
>>>> l4*=(1d / 4d )/cr_binomial(n,4d )
>>>> return,{l1:l2,l2:l2,l3:l3,l4:l4}
>>>> end
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>>>> IDL> r=randomu(seed,5,5)
>>>> IDL> inf=cr_l_moment(r)
>>>> IDL> print,float(inf)
>>>> { -0.000558181 -0.000558181 -0.0111168 0.212071}
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>>>> Cheers
>
>>>> CR
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>>> I have no idea what L-moments are, but do you really need to use all
>>> the FOR-loops?
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>>> function cr_binomial,n,m
>>> n1 = product(dindgen(n)+1)
>>> m1 = product(dindgen(m)+1)
>>> n1m1 = product(dindgen(n-m)+1)
>>> return, n1/(m1*n1m1)
>>> end
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>> No, it is not necessary, so your suggestion reduces it to:
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>> function cr_l_moment,dat
>> n=double(n_elements(dat))
>> bin=product(dindgen(n)+1d,/c)
>> l1 = total(dat)/bin[n-1l]
>> l2=0. &l3=0. &l4=0.
>> for i=1l,n do begin
>> b1 = bin[i-1]
>> b2 = bin[n-i]
>> b3 = b1/2d
>> b4 = b2/2d
>> b5 = b1/6d
>> b6 = b2/6d
>> l2+=(b1-b2)*dat[i-1l]
>> l3+=(b3-2*b1*b2+b4)*dat[i-1l]
>> l4+=(b5-3*b3*b2+3*b1*b4+b6)*dat[i-1l]
>> endfor
>> l2*=bin[n-1]
>> l3*=(1./3.)/(bin[n-1]/6d)
>> l4*=(1./4.)/(bin[n-1]/24d)
>> return,{l1:l2,l2:l2,l3:l3,l4:l4}
>> end
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>> Cheers
>
>> CR
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> The type of variables(double, long, float) is inconsistent. You have
> to change this to double.
>
> Cheers
>
> CR
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the prompt response. I will give it a try.
Thanks again,
Mark
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Re: L-moments [message #75405 is a reply to message #75329] |
Mon, 28 February 2011 05:25  |
rogass
Messages: 200 Registered: April 2008
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On 28 Feb., 14:22, chris <rog...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On 28 Feb., 13:13, Gray <grayliketheco...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> On Feb 28, 6:43 am, chris <rog...@googlemail.com> wrote:
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>>> On 25 Feb., 16:25, Mark Shephard <mark.w.sheph...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>>> Hi,
>
>>>> I was wondering if anyone has anyone develope IDL routines for the
>>>> method of L-moments?
>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Mark
>
>>> Hi Mark,
>>> something like this?
>
>>> function cr_binomial,n,m
>>> n1=1d & m1=1d & n1m1=1d
>>> for i=1d,n do n1*=i
>>> for i=1d,m do m1*=i
>>> for i=1d,(n-m) do n1m1*=i
>>> return,n1/(m1*n1m1)
>>> end
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>>> function cr_l_moment,dat
>>> n=n_elements(dat)
>>> l1 = total(dat,/double)/cr_binomial(n,1)
>>> l2=0d &l3=0d &l4=0d
>>> for i=1d,n do begin
>>> b1 = cr_binomial(i-1,1d)
>>> b2 = cr_binomial(n-i,1d)
>>> b3 = cr_binomial(i-1,2d)
>>> b4 = cr_binomial(n-i,2d)
>>> b5 = cr_binomial(i-1,3d)
>>> b6 = cr_binomial(n-i,3d)
>>> l2+=(b1-b2)*dat[i-1l]
>>> l3+=(b3-2*b1*b2+b4)*dat[i-1l]
>>> l4+=(b5-3*b3*b2+3*b1*b4+b6)*dat[i-1l]
>>> endfor
>>> l2*=0.5d /cr_binomial(n,2d )
>>> l3*=(1d / 3d )/cr_binomial(n,3d )
>>> l4*=(1d / 4d )/cr_binomial(n,4d )
>>> return,{l1:l2,l2:l2,l3:l3,l4:l4}
>>> end
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>>> IDL> r=randomu(seed,5,5)
>>> IDL> inf=cr_l_moment(r)
>>> IDL> print,float(inf)
>>> { -0.000558181 -0.000558181 -0.0111168 0.212071}
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>>> Cheers
>
>>> CR
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>> I have no idea what L-moments are, but do you really need to use all
>> the FOR-loops?
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>> function cr_binomial,n,m
>> n1 = product(dindgen(n)+1)
>> m1 = product(dindgen(m)+1)
>> n1m1 = product(dindgen(n-m)+1)
>> return, n1/(m1*n1m1)
>> end
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> No, it is not necessary, so your suggestion reduces it to:
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> function cr_l_moment,dat
> n=double(n_elements(dat))
> bin=product(dindgen(n)+1d,/c)
> l1 = total(dat)/bin[n-1l]
> l2=0. &l3=0. &l4=0.
> for i=1l,n do begin
> b1 = bin[i-1]
> b2 = bin[n-i]
> b3 = b1/2d
> b4 = b2/2d
> b5 = b1/6d
> b6 = b2/6d
> l2+=(b1-b2)*dat[i-1l]
> l3+=(b3-2*b1*b2+b4)*dat[i-1l]
> l4+=(b5-3*b3*b2+3*b1*b4+b6)*dat[i-1l]
> endfor
> l2*=bin[n-1]
> l3*=(1./3.)/(bin[n-1]/6d)
> l4*=(1./4.)/(bin[n-1]/24d)
> return,{l1:l2,l2:l2,l3:l3,l4:l4}
> end
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> Cheers
>
> CR
The type of variables(double, long, float) is inconsistent. You have
to change this to double.
Cheers
CR
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Re: L-moments [message #75406 is a reply to message #75329] |
Mon, 28 February 2011 05:22  |
rogass
Messages: 200 Registered: April 2008
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On 28 Feb., 13:13, Gray <grayliketheco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Feb 28, 6:43 am, chris <rog...@googlemail.com> wrote:
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>> On 25 Feb., 16:25, Mark Shephard <mark.w.sheph...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>>> Hi,
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>>> I was wondering if anyone has anyone develope IDL routines for the
>>> method of L-moments?
>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Mark
>
>> Hi Mark,
>> something like this?
>
>> function cr_binomial,n,m
>> n1=1d & m1=1d & n1m1=1d
>> for i=1d,n do n1*=i
>> for i=1d,m do m1*=i
>> for i=1d,(n-m) do n1m1*=i
>> return,n1/(m1*n1m1)
>> end
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>> function cr_l_moment,dat
>> n=n_elements(dat)
>> l1 = total(dat,/double)/cr_binomial(n,1)
>> l2=0d &l3=0d &l4=0d
>> for i=1d,n do begin
>> b1 = cr_binomial(i-1,1d)
>> b2 = cr_binomial(n-i,1d)
>> b3 = cr_binomial(i-1,2d)
>> b4 = cr_binomial(n-i,2d)
>> b5 = cr_binomial(i-1,3d)
>> b6 = cr_binomial(n-i,3d)
>> l2+=(b1-b2)*dat[i-1l]
>> l3+=(b3-2*b1*b2+b4)*dat[i-1l]
>> l4+=(b5-3*b3*b2+3*b1*b4+b6)*dat[i-1l]
>> endfor
>> l2*=0.5d /cr_binomial(n,2d )
>> l3*=(1d / 3d )/cr_binomial(n,3d )
>> l4*=(1d / 4d )/cr_binomial(n,4d )
>> return,{l1:l2,l2:l2,l3:l3,l4:l4}
>> end
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>> IDL> r=randomu(seed,5,5)
>> IDL> inf=cr_l_moment(r)
>> IDL> print,float(inf)
>> { -0.000558181 -0.000558181 -0.0111168 0.212071}
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>> Cheers
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>> CR
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> I have no idea what L-moments are, but do you really need to use all
> the FOR-loops?
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> function cr_binomial,n,m
> n1 = product(dindgen(n)+1)
> m1 = product(dindgen(m)+1)
> n1m1 = product(dindgen(n-m)+1)
> return, n1/(m1*n1m1)
> end
No, it is not necessary, so your suggestion reduces it to:
function cr_l_moment,dat
n=double(n_elements(dat))
bin=product(dindgen(n)+1d,/c)
l1 = total(dat)/bin[n-1l]
l2=0. &l3=0. &l4=0.
for i=1l,n do begin
b1 = bin[i-1]
b2 = bin[n-i]
b3 = b1/2d
b4 = b2/2d
b5 = b1/6d
b6 = b2/6d
l2+=(b1-b2)*dat[i-1l]
l3+=(b3-2*b1*b2+b4)*dat[i-1l]
l4+=(b5-3*b3*b2+3*b1*b4+b6)*dat[i-1l]
endfor
l2*=bin[n-1]
l3*=(1./3.)/(bin[n-1]/6d)
l4*=(1./4.)/(bin[n-1]/24d)
return,{l1:l2,l2:l2,l3:l3,l4:l4}
end
Cheers
CR
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Re: L-moments [message #75407 is a reply to message #75329] |
Mon, 28 February 2011 04:13  |
Gray
Messages: 253 Registered: February 2010
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On Feb 28, 6:43 am, chris <rog...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> On 25 Feb., 16:25, Mark Shephard <mark.w.sheph...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>
>> I was wondering if anyone has anyone develope IDL routines for the
>> method of L-moments?
>
>> Thanks,
>> Mark
>
> Hi Mark,
> something like this?
>
> function cr_binomial,n,m
> n1=1d & m1=1d & n1m1=1d
> for i=1d,n do n1*=i
> for i=1d,m do m1*=i
> for i=1d,(n-m) do n1m1*=i
> return,n1/(m1*n1m1)
> end
>
> function cr_l_moment,dat
> n=n_elements(dat)
> l1 = total(dat,/double)/cr_binomial(n,1)
> l2=0d &l3=0d &l4=0d
> for i=1d,n do begin
> b1 = cr_binomial(i-1,1d)
> b2 = cr_binomial(n-i,1d)
> b3 = cr_binomial(i-1,2d)
> b4 = cr_binomial(n-i,2d)
> b5 = cr_binomial(i-1,3d)
> b6 = cr_binomial(n-i,3d)
> l2+=(b1-b2)*dat[i-1l]
> l3+=(b3-2*b1*b2+b4)*dat[i-1l]
> l4+=(b5-3*b3*b2+3*b1*b4+b6)*dat[i-1l]
> endfor
> l2*=0.5d /cr_binomial(n,2d )
> l3*=(1d / 3d )/cr_binomial(n,3d )
> l4*=(1d / 4d )/cr_binomial(n,4d )
> return,{l1:l2,l2:l2,l3:l3,l4:l4}
> end
>
> IDL> r=randomu(seed,5,5)
> IDL> inf=cr_l_moment(r)
> IDL> print,float(inf)
> { -0.000558181 -0.000558181 -0.0111168 0.212071}
>
> Cheers
>
> CR
I have no idea what L-moments are, but do you really need to use all
the FOR-loops?
function cr_binomial,n,m
n1 = product(dindgen(n)+1)
m1 = product(dindgen(m)+1)
n1m1 = product(dindgen(n-m)+1)
return, n1/(m1*n1m1)
end
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Re: L-moments [message #75408 is a reply to message #75329] |
Mon, 28 February 2011 03:43  |
rogass
Messages: 200 Registered: April 2008
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On 25 Feb., 16:25, Mark Shephard <mark.w.sheph...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if anyone has anyone develope IDL routines for the
> method of L-moments?
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
Hi Mark,
something like this?
function cr_binomial,n,m
n1=1d & m1=1d & n1m1=1d
for i=1d,n do n1*=i
for i=1d,m do m1*=i
for i=1d,(n-m) do n1m1*=i
return,n1/(m1*n1m1)
end
function cr_l_moment,dat
n=n_elements(dat)
l1 = total(dat,/double)/cr_binomial(n,1)
l2=0d &l3=0d &l4=0d
for i=1d,n do begin
b1 = cr_binomial(i-1,1d)
b2 = cr_binomial(n-i,1d)
b3 = cr_binomial(i-1,2d)
b4 = cr_binomial(n-i,2d)
b5 = cr_binomial(i-1,3d)
b6 = cr_binomial(n-i,3d)
l2+=(b1-b2)*dat[i-1l]
l3+=(b3-2*b1*b2+b4)*dat[i-1l]
l4+=(b5-3*b3*b2+3*b1*b4+b6)*dat[i-1l]
endfor
l2*=0.5d /cr_binomial(n,2d )
l3*=(1d / 3d )/cr_binomial(n,3d )
l4*=(1d / 4d )/cr_binomial(n,4d )
return,{l1:l2,l2:l2,l3:l3,l4:l4}
end
IDL> r=randomu(seed,5,5)
IDL> inf=cr_l_moment(r)
IDL> print,float(inf)
{ -0.000558181 -0.000558181 -0.0111168 0.212071}
Cheers
CR
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