Estimation of Overlapping in Empirical Distributions - R Package

Overlapping can be defined as the area intersected by two or more probability density functions. The main idea of this package is to offer an easy way to quantify the similarity (or the difference) between two or more empirical distributions by using the overlap between their kernel density estimates.

For more informations see https://github.com/masspastore/overlapping

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University of Padua
Italy

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Overlapping, distribution free, empirical distributions, effect size, R-package

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