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We can support any distribution, where it is possible to draw points, and for which there exists a discretization method. We can proceed in several steps:
libraries with such methods (scipy, quantecon, hark, distcan)
find consistent naming schemes across distributions
rvlib wraps RMath and provides numba-ized routines
Distcan is mostly a wrapper around scipy.stats that provides a reparameteriation of many of scipy's distributions to the "standard" parameterization and then exposes scipy's methods and a few other helper ones
We can support any distribution, where it is possible to draw points, and for which there exists a discretization method. We can proceed in several steps:
First distributions to implement in 3. should be the ones available in HARK (cf Gauss Hermite-based normal and lognormal quadrature nodes and weights econ-ark/HARK#258)
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