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Frequency Factors K for Gamma and log-Pearson Type III Distributions
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2
5
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25
50
100
200
SKEW COEFFICIENT
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50
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10
4
2
1
0.5
3
-0.667
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0.420
1.180
2.278
3.152
4.051
4.970
2.9
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0.440
1.195
2.277
3.134
4.013
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2.8
-0.714
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0.460
1.210
2.275
3.114
3.973
4.847
2.7
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-0.376
0.479
1.224
2.272
3.093
3.932
4.783
2.6
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0.499
1.238
2.267
3.071
3.889
4.718
2.5
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0.518
1.250
2.262
3.048
3.845
4.652
2.4
-0.832
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0.537
1.262
2.256
3.023
3.800
4.584
2.3
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0.555
1.274
2.248
2.997
3.753
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0.574
1.284
2.240
2.970
3.705
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2.1
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0.592
1.294
2.230
2.942
3.656
4.372
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0.609
1.302
2.219
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1.310
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3.553
4.223
1.8
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1.318
2.193
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0.660
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0.675
1.329
2.163
2.780
3.388
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0.690
1.333
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2.128
2.706
3.271
3.828
1.3
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0.719
1.339
2.108
2.666
3.211
3.745
1.2
-1.449
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0.732
1.340
2.087
2.626
3.149
3.661
1.1
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0.745
1.341
2.066
2.585
3.087
3.575
1
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0.758
1.340
2.043
2.542
3.022
3.489
0.9
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0.769
1.339
2.018
2.498
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0.8
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0.780
1.336
1.993
2.453
2.891
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0.7
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1.967
2.407
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0.6
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0.800
1.328
1.939
2.359
2.755
3.132
0.5
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0.808
1.323
1.910
2.311
2.686
3.041
0.4
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0.816
1.317
1.880
2.261
2.615
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0.824
1.309
1.849
2.211
2.544
2.856
0.2
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0.830
1.301
1.818
2.159
2.472
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1.292
1.785
2.107
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1.282
1.751
2.054
2.326
2.576
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1.680
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2.178
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0.050
0.853
1.245
1.643
1.890
2.104
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1.606
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0.856
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1.567
1.777
1.955
2.108
-0.6
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0.099
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1.200
1.528
1.720
1.880
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0.116
0.857
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1.663
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0.856
1.166
1.448
1.606
1.733
1.837
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0.148
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1.407
1.549
1.660
1.749
-1
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0.852
1.128
1.366
1.492
1.588
1.664
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0.180
0.848
1.107
1.324
1.435
1.518
1.581
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1.282
1.379
1.449
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2.666
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2.066
2.585
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1.407
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1.128
1.366
1.492
1.588
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0.180
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1.107
1.324
1.435
1.518
1.581
-1.2
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0.195
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1.282
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