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Hi, Thank you for making such a wonderful package. I wonder if it is possible to add my own reference tables into the package so that I can draw a growth chart that fit my smaller population?
I currently have a set of tables containing age, sex, mean, standard deviation, percentile values a 5,25,50,75,90.
Thanks a lot
Hang
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I could do that if the distribution is approximately normal (in fact - I would be glad, I am always in search of additional parameters...).
Then your parameter would be sufficient. Otherwise, we would need at least the skewness in addition.
It should estimated using one of the distribution in the gamlss, resp the gamlss.dist package. The best approach would be the estimation using the gamlss() or the lms() function. Than
the parameters could integrated directly.
To add a reference table, the parameter tables for male and female and the fitting distribution must be provided as RefTab object (a class defined inside the package). I have to write a function to provide a convenient way to create such objects. I will try to do it as soon as possible.
Hi, Thank you for making such a wonderful package. I wonder if it is possible to add my own reference tables into the package so that I can draw a growth chart that fit my smaller population?
I currently have a set of tables containing age, sex, mean, standard deviation, percentile values a 5,25,50,75,90.
Thanks a lot
Hang
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: