I have an empirical observation with about 300K continuous values. I fitted these values (with disfit python library) getting a loggamma distribution:
The resulting parameters are:
- c = 0.08513733275923194
- loc = 4.422783357274778e-06
- scale = 2.430755669784885e-07
I want to estimate the probability of observing certain values of $x$, then so I coded a proof-of-concept:
>>> from scipy.stats import loggamma
>>> c = 0.08513733275923194
>>> loc = 4.422783357274778e-06
>>> scale = 2.430755669784885e-07
>>> x= -0.000001
>>> print( loggamma.pdf(x, c, loc, scale) )
>>> print( loggamma.cdf(x, c, loc, scale) )
54747.465342747964
0.1563094678919458
If my interest is to estimate the probability of $x$, what should be the interpretation of the results of the above? I mean, for the cdf, I understand that the result near $0.16$ is the probability of having a value equal to or less than $x=-0.000001$. However, does not make sense to me the result of the pdf does. If the result is a frequency value, should I divide it by the sample size? Sorry, I'm not a statistician.