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This PR is mostly work by @domenzain that implements log-CDF methods to the continuous distributions. This merges the collaborative feature branch into master.

fonnesbeck and others added 27 commits March 6, 2017 08:55
No need to perform both absolute value and square.
Log CDF methods for several distributions
The reasoning behind this is that a Flat distribution is a Uniform distribution
with bounds stretching symmetrically towards negative and positive infinity.
Or a Normal distribution with infinite standard deviation.

Both of these give values of 1/2 for any finite point in the CDF.
At negative infinity, the CDF is 0 and at positive infinity it is 1.
Since the normal CDF is used in both Wald and Normal it is refactored into a
function but not exported
WIP: Implement more continuous log CDF functions
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Unfortunately, my beta log-CDF appears not to be very precise.

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Maybe we should close #2048, since the commits are here anyhow.
I'll give refining this beta log CDF a go during the week.

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My bad, I hadn't refreshed my browser tab...

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Closing in favor of #2688

@fonnesbeck fonnesbeck closed this Sep 23, 2018
@fonnesbeck fonnesbeck deleted the cdf_methods branch March 29, 2021 14:45
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