qBetaMS {betafunctions} | R Documentation |
Quantile Containing Specific Proportion of the Distribution, Given a Specific Probability of the Beta Probability Density Distribution with Specific Mean and Variance.
Description
Calculates the quantile corresponding to a specific probability of some observation falling within the [0, x] (lt = TRUE
) or [x, 1] (lt = FALSE
) interval under the Standard Beta probability density distribution with defined mean and variance or standard deviation.
Usage
qBetaMS(p, mean, variance = NULL, sd = NULL, lower.tail = TRUE, l = 0, u = 1)
Arguments
p |
A value of probability marking the point of the Y-axis to correspond to the X-axis. |
mean |
The mean of the target Standard Beta probability density distribution. |
variance |
The variance of the target Standard Beta probability density distribution. |
sd |
The standard deviation of the target Standard Beta probability density distribution. |
lower.tail |
Logical. Specifies which end of the tail for which to calculate quantile. Default is |
l |
The lower-bound location parameter. Default set to 0 (the standard Beta distribution). |
u |
The upper-bound location parameter. Default set to 1 (the standard Beta distribution). |
Value
A numeric value representing the quantile for which the specified proportion of observations fall within.
Examples
# To compute the quantile at a specific point (e.g., 0.5) along the Standard
# (two-parameter) Probability Density Distribution with mean of 0.6 and variance of 0.04:
qBetaMS(p = 0.5, mean = 0.6, variance = 0.04)
# To compute the quantile at a specific points(e.g., 0.5) along the four-
# parameter Beta distribution with a mean of 60, variance of 400, and lower-
# bound of 0 and upper-bound of 100:
qBetaMS(p = 0.5, mean = 60, variance = 400, l = 0, u = 100)