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strengths and weaknesses inherent in both. Relative vorticity is better suited than MSLP to de-
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storm systems at an earlier stage
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tíðnidreifingarinnar (e. General Extreme Value distribution)
en sú seinni stika GP tíðnidreifingarinnar (e. General Pareto distribution). Einnig finnast fleiri
aðferðir til að aðlaga útgildadreifingu að gögnunum, tvær sem eru skoðaðar í þessari skýrslu
eru hámarkssennileikamat (e. Maximum Likelihood Estimate) og L-moments aðferðin. Eftir
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