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                  Table  3.4.  The  value  of  test  statistics  using  Goodness  of  Fit  test  for  Gamma  and
                  Weibull distributions
                            Goodness of fit tests   Cramer-von Mises   Kolmogorov-Smirnov
                                                         2
                       Statistical models              ( )                   ( D )
                       Gamma distribution             2362.2                 0.76804
                       Weibull distribution           2224.9                  0.7196

                  Table  3.5.  Summary  of  the  statistical  test  score  results  for  Gamma  and  Weibull
                  distributions
                      Goodness of fit tests               Rank

                                           Cramer-von Mises     Kolmogorov-        Score
                   Statistical models           (CvM)          Smirnov ( K-S )

                   Gamma distribution             1                  0          (1+0)=1
                   Weibull distribution           2                  0          (2+0)=2

                      Table 3.5 shows the summary for the statistical test score results for both
                  distributions.  As  mentioned  earlier,  the  test  statistics  value  will  be  applied
                  based on the value of test statistics of CvM (2) and K-S () for Gamma and
                  Weibull  distributions  as  provided  in  Table  3.4.  Based  on  Table  3.5,  both
                  distributions are ranked 0  for K-S test since the distributions are not fitted to
                  the data as shown in Table 3.3. In particular, rank 2 is for Weibull distribution
                  since  the  test  statistic  for  CvM  is  lower  compared  to  Gamma  distribution.
                  Meanwhile, rank 1 is for Gamma distribution. The sum of the rank for each
                  distribution, Gamma and Weibull are shown in the Table 3.5. The result shows
                  that the Weibull distribution recorded highest total rank. Smaller value of the
                  test statistic implies that the estimation value is closer to the data. Hence, the
                  highest rank indicates that the data is almost perfectly fitted by the model.
                  Therefore, Weibull distribution is the best fitted model to daily rainfall data at
                  Penang International Airport compared to Gamma distribution.

                  4.  Discussion and Conclusion
                      Rainfall modelling on the daily rainfall data is very useful in helping to
                  understand more about the precipitation pattern especially in Malaysia due to
                  the tropical region. By performing this study, various step of precautions can
                  be prepared for any natural disasters that might be happened. In summary,
                  the main study is to identify the best fitting statistical model for rainfall data
                  based  on  the  selected  station  in  the  state  of  Penang,  which  is  Penang
                  International Airport. The data from the year 1990 to 2017 which provided by
                  GSOD-NOAA was used in this study. In order to determine the rainfall pattern
                  in Penang, the suitable probability density function should be selected to give
                  a better prediction. In order to select the best fitted distribution, two statistical

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