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The code for the Gamma distribution is very incomplete -- the class only basically only contains code for random number generation from a Gamma distribution.
I implemented the pdf, cdf, icdf as well as unit tests, and noticed that the parameters are named $shape and $rate, which would seem congruent with alpha and beta as described in [Wikipedia's](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamma_distributi