List the supported distribution families

Usage

distribution_names(kind = c("flat", "structured", "all"))

Arguments

kind: "flat" (the default) for families distribution() constructs directly from a parameter vector; "structured" for the five composite families constructed by dist_truncated(), dist_mixture(), dist_competing_risks(), dist_empirical(), and dist_kde(); or "all" for the union of both.

Value

A character vector of distribution family names.

Examples

distribution_names()
#>  [1] "Bernoulli"               "Beta"                   
#>  [3] "Binomial"                "Cauchy"                 
#>  [5] "Deterministic"           "Exponential"            
#>  [7] "GeneralizedBeta"         "GeneralizedExtremeValue"
#>  [9] "GeneralizedLogistic"     "GeneralizedNormal"      
#> [11] "GeneralizedPareto"       "Geometric"              
#> [13] "ChiSquared"              "GammaDistribution"      
#> [15] "Gumbel"                  "InverseChiSquared"      
#> [17] "InverseGamma"            "KappaFour"              
#> [19] "LogPearsonTypeIII"       "LnNormal"               
#> [21] "LogNormal"               "Logistic"               
#> [23] "NoncentralT"             "Normal"                 
#> [25] "Pareto"                  "PearsonTypeIII"         
#> [27] "Pert"                    "PertPercentile"         
#> [29] "PertPercentileZ"         "Poisson"                
#> [31] "Rayleigh"                "StudentT"               
#> [33] "Triangular"              "TruncatedNormal"        
#> [35] "Uniform"                 "UniformDiscrete"        
#> [37] "VonMises"                "Weibull"                
distribution_names("structured")
#> [1] "TruncatedDistribution" "Mixture"               "CompetingRisks"       
#> [4] "Empirical"             "KernelDensity"