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Beyond Beta Other Continuous Families Of Distributions With Bounded Support And Applications Samuel Kotz

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Publisher: World Scientific Pub Co Inc

File Extension: PDF

File size: 10.55 MB

Pages: 307

Author: Samuel Kotz, Johan Rene van Dorp

ISBN: 9789812561152, 9812561153

Language: English

Year: 2004

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Beyond Beta Other Continuous Families Of Distributions With Bounded Support And Applications Samuel Kotz by Samuel Kotz, Johan Rene Van Dorp 9789812561152, 9812561153 instant download after payment.

Statistical distributions are fundamental to statistical science and are a prime indispensable tool for its applications. This monograph is the first to examine an important but somewhat neglected area in this field -- univariate continuous distributions on a bounded domain, excluding the beta distribution. It provides an elementary but thorough discussion of "novel" contributions developed in recent years and some of their applications. It contains a comprehensive chapter on the triangular distribution as well as a chapter on earlier extensions of this distribution not emphasized in existing statistical literature. Special attention is given to estimation, in particular, non-standard maximum likelihood procedures.