Fitting distributions with R
Fitting distributions with R 7 [Fig. 5] where x.wei is the vector of empirical data, while x.teo are quantiles from theorical model. 3.0 Model choice The first step in fitting distributions consists in choosing the mathematical model or function to represent data in the better way.
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