Recurrence relations and reliability measures in slash and skew-slash distributions
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In recent years, slash and skew slash distributions have been employed, as flexible models, in various fields. In this paper, we study several properties of these distributions in both univariate and multivariate cases. Some recurrence relations for the probability density functions are derived and the behavior of reliability measures, such as hazard rate and mean residual life, associated to these distributions are investigated.
- University of Isfahan Iran (Islamic Republic of)
- Marquette University United States
Statistics and Probability, reliability, Computer Sciences, Primary 60E05, mean residual life, Hazard rate, skew-normal, 62N05, characterization, 62E15, scale mixtures, Mathematics
Statistics and Probability, reliability, Computer Sciences, Primary 60E05, mean residual life, Hazard rate, skew-normal, 62N05, characterization, 62E15, scale mixtures, Mathematics
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