Extreme value function (how to keep, drop variables)

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Subject:	Extreme value function (how to keep, drop variables)
From:	Hari Nath <hari_s_nath@yahoo.com>
Date:	Tue, 6 Jun 2006 07:54:56 -0700 (PDT)
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Hi all,

I was able to subset the data named "test" and am trying to fit an extreme value distribution for the variable "loss". and currently am using the following command

> gev(test, block=NA, max.fcal=500, max.iter=200)

but, am not sure how to use the variable "loss" in the above function. or should i just have the variable loss in my "test" dataset....

can someone help me....

Many thanks

hari

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