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lib/distributions/weibull.ex
defmodule Distribution.Weibull do
# Copyright 2019 Pieter Rijken
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
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#
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# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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@moduledoc """
Weibull distribution.
"""
defstruct [:pars]
@type t() :: %__MODULE__{
pars: [number()] | nil,
}
end
defimpl Distribution, for: Distribution.Weibull do
import Distribution.Weibull
alias Distribution.Weibull
import Exboost.Math, only: [tgamma: 1]
@gamma53 0.902745292950933611297
@gamma32 0.886226925452758013649
@spec weibull(number, number|Keyword.t) :: ((...) -> number)
defp weibull(1.0, [avg: average]), do: weibull(1.0, average)
defp weibull(1.5, [avg: average]), do: weibull(1.5, average/@gamma53)
defp weibull(2.0, [avg: average]), do: weibull(2.0, average/@gamma32)
defp weibull(alpha, beta) when is_number(alpha) and is_number(beta) do
fn ->
u = :rand.uniform()
beta*:math.pow(-:math.log(u),1.0/alpha)
end
end
@spec weibullCDF(number,number) :: (number -> number)
defp weibullCDF(k,_) when k<0, do: raise ArithmeticError, "Weibull is only defined for positive shape"
defp weibullCDF(_,lambda) when lambda<0, do: raise ArithmeticError, "Weibull is only defined for positive scale"
defp weibullCDF(k,lambda) when is_number(k) and is_number(lambda) do
fn
0 -> 0.0
0.0 -> 0.0
x when x<0 -> 0.0
x ->
lg = :math.log(x/lambda)*k
cond do
lg > 100.0 ->
0.0
lg < -18.0 ->
## With -18 (x/lambda)^2k < 10^(-16)
t = :math.pow(x/lambda,k)
t*(1 - 0.5*t)
true ->
1.0 - :math.exp -:math.pow(x/lambda,k)
end
end
end
def skewness(%Weibull{pars: nil}) do
fn [k,lambda] ->
mu = lambda*tgamma(1+1/k)
sigma = lambda*:math.sqrt(tgamma(1+2/k) - tgamma(1+1/k)*tgamma(1+1/k))
tgamma(1+3/k)*:math.pow(lambda/sigma,3) - 3*mu/sigma - :math.pow(mu/sigma,3)
end
end
def kurtosis(%Weibull{pars: nil}) do
fn [k,lambda] ->
mu = lambda*tgamma(1+1/k)
sigma = lambda*:math.sqrt(tgamma(1+2/k) - tgamma(1+1/k)*tgamma(1+1/k))
skew = tgamma(1+3/k)*:math.pow(lambda/sigma,3) - 3*mu/sigma - :math.pow(mu/sigma,3)
tgamma(1+4/k)*:math.pow(lambda/sigma,4) - 4*mu/sigma*skew - 6*:math.pow(mu/sigma,2) - :math.pow(mu/sigma,4) - 3.0
end
end
def size(%Weibull{}), do: 2
def cdf(%Weibull{pars: nil}), do: fn x,[k,lambda] -> weibullCDF(k,lambda).(x) end
def pdf(%Weibull{pars: nil}), do: fn x, [k,lambda] -> k/lambda*:math.pow(x/lambda, k-1)*:math.exp( -:math.pow(x/lambda,k) ) end
def random(%Weibull{pars: [k,lambda]}), do: weibull(k,lambda).()
def random(%Weibull{pars: nil}), do: fn [k,lambda] -> weibull(k,lambda).() end
end