Rayleigh Uniform {Log-logistic} distribution And Aplications

Rabie, Abdelhamid M.; Abdelhamid, Mostafa; Wahba, Mahmoud

doi:10.21608/jsfc.2021.293206

Rayleigh Uniform {Log-logistic} distribution And Aplications

نوع المستند : المقالة الأصلية

المؤلفون

¹ Faculty of Commerce Alazhar University

² Faculty of Graduated Studies for Statistical Research, Cairo University.

10.21608/jsfc.2021.293206

المستخلص

In this paper we introduce Rayleigh uniform {log-logsitic} (RU {LL}) distribution. Properties of RU {LL} distribution namely, density function g(x), the ordinary moments, quintile function, mean residual life, Renyi entropy are introduced. Four methods of estimation of the RU{LL} distribution based on complete sampling are introduced. A Monte Carlo simulation study based on R software to evaluate the performance of the estimation methods and to calculate the measures and main formulas introduced in this paper

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