[SciPy-User] Using scipy to fit a bimodal distribution

[spiff007]

Hi Folks,

I have some data, which is bimodally distributed.

The initial part of the data(in red, in the figure below), seems to be
exponentially distributed and the latter part(in blue, in the figure
below), seems to be a gamma distribution.

See image below (& attached) :


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What scipy function, i could use to fit this data, knowing that, the first
mode is exponential, and the latter, seems to be gamma.
If its not possible to do it using scipy, is there another library/module i
could use to do this ?

Any suggestions/pointers/advice/hacks ?

Thanks a ton,
ashish

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