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Discrete Distribution #29

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rakhimov opened this issue Dec 21, 2016 · 0 comments
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Discrete Distribution #29

rakhimov opened this issue Dec 21, 2016 · 0 comments

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Currently, the discrete distribution is simulated with a histogram distribution.
This approach is clunky
because the input processing/visualization/analysis tools cannot tell
that the histogram is actually not a histogram but a discrete distribution.
Moreover, analysis tools could use more efficient approaches for truly discrete distributions.

rakhimov added a commit to rakhimov/mef that referenced this issue Dec 22, 2016
The description how to imitate the discrete distribution with histogram
is replaced by the specification for the discrete distribution.

The discrete distribution inherits its grammar from the histogram.
The only difference is that there's no need for starting b_0 boundary,
and boundaries are worded as discrete values.

Closes open-psa#29
rakhimov added a commit to rakhimov/mef that referenced this issue Dec 22, 2016
The description how to imitate the discrete distribution with histogram
is replaced by the specification for the discrete distribution.

The discrete distribution inherits its grammar from the histogram.
The only difference is that there's no need for starting b_0 boundary,
and boundaries are worded as discrete values.

Closes open-psa#29
rakhimov added a commit to rakhimov/mef that referenced this issue Dec 22, 2016
The description how to imitate the discrete distribution with histogram
is replaced by the specification for the discrete distribution.

The discrete distribution inherits its grammar from the histogram.
The only difference is that there's no need for starting b_0 boundary,
and boundaries are worded as discrete values.

Closes open-psa#29
rakhimov added a commit to rakhimov/mef that referenced this issue Dec 22, 2016
The description how to imitate the discrete distribution with histogram
is replaced by the specification for the discrete distribution.

The discrete distribution inherits its grammar from the histogram.
The only difference is that there's no need for starting b_0 boundary,
and boundaries are worded as discrete values.

Closes open-psa#29
rakhimov added a commit to rakhimov/mef that referenced this issue Feb 22, 2017
The description how to imitate the discrete distribution with histogram
is replaced by the specification for the discrete distribution.

The discrete distribution inherits its grammar from the histogram.
The only difference is that there's no need for starting b_0 boundary,
and boundaries are worded as discrete values.

Closes open-psa#29
rakhimov added a commit to rakhimov/mef that referenced this issue Apr 23, 2017
The description how to imitate the discrete distribution with histogram
is replaced by the specification for the discrete distribution.

The discrete distribution inherits its grammar from the histogram.
The only difference is that there's no need for starting b_0 boundary,
and boundaries are worded as discrete values.

Closes open-psa#29
rakhimov added a commit to rakhimov/mef that referenced this issue Oct 4, 2017
The description how to imitate the discrete distribution with histogram
is replaced by the specification for the discrete distribution.

The discrete distribution inherits its grammar from the histogram.
The only difference is that there's no need for starting b_0 boundary,
and boundaries are worded as discrete values.

Closes open-psa#29
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