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PROGRAM:
NAME
gbhill - Hill Maximum Likelihhod estimation
SYNOPSIS
gbhill [options] <function definition>
DESCRIPTION
Maximum Likelihood estimation of distribution based on extremal (tail) observations. The
distributions included are: exponential, pareto1, pareto3, gaussian. Provide the name of
the distribution and the initial values of the parameters in the command line.
OPTIONS
-O type of output (default 0)
0 parameters and min NLL
1 parameters and errors
2 the distribution function
3 the density function
4 transformed observations: uniform in [0.1] under the null
5 Renyi residuals: iid uniform in [0.1] under the null
-M method used (default 0)
0 unconditional, upper tail
1 threshold, upper tail
2 unconditional, lower tail
3 threshold, lower tail
-V variance matrix estimation (default2)
0 < J^{-1} >
1 < H^{-1} >
2 < H^{-1} J H^{-1} >
-v verbosity level (default0)
0 just results
1 comment headers
2 summary statistics
3+ minimization steps
-a print entire set for -O 1,2
-u observations or threshold (default 1)
-F input fields separators (default " \t")
-h this help
-A comma separated MLL optimization options step,tol,iter,eps,msize, algo. Use empty
fields for default (default 0.01,0.01,100,1e-6,1e-6,5)
step initial step size of the searching algorithm
tol line search tolerance iter: maximum number of iterations
eps gradient tolerance : stopping criteria ||gradient||<eps
algo optimization methods: 0 Fletcher-Reeves, 1 Polak-Ribiere, 2
Broyden-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno, 3 Steepest descent, 4 simplex, 5
Broyden-Fletcher-Goldfarb-Shanno2.
EXAMPLES
gbhill pareto1 1 1 < file.dat
estimate the Pareto type 1 distribution, initial values are gamma=1 and b=1
gbhill -u .2 pareto1 1 1 < file.dat
the same using only top 20% observations
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