ConwayMaxwellPoissonDistribution

class ConwayMaxwellPoissonDistribution<Arg1, Arg2, Arg3>(μ:Arg1, ν:Arg2, n:Arg3) < BoundedDiscreteDistribution

Conway-Maxwell-Poisson distribution.

@param μ Mode. @param ν Dispersion. - n Truncation point.

The distribution is always truncated on $[0,n]$ because of an intractable normalizing constant that can only be expressed as an infinite series on the support of the non-truncated distribution, $[0,\infty)$. The larger $n$, the closer the approximation to the non-truncated distribution—if that is desired—but the more expensive operations: most are $O(n)$.

Member Variables

Name	Description
μ:Arg1	Mode.
ν:Arg2	Dispersion.
n:Arg3	Truncation point.