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On bivariate geometric distribution
Characterizations of bivariate geometric distribution using univariate and bivariate geometric compounding are obtained. Autoregressive models with marginals as bivariate geometric distribution are developed.
K. Jayakumar, Davis Antony Mundassery
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On bivariate discrete Weibull distribution [PDF]
Recently, Lee and Cha proposed two general classes of discrete bivariate distributions. They have discussed some general properties and some specific cases of their proposed distributions.
D. Kundu, V. Nekoukhou
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A class of bivariate distributions including the bivariate logistic
AbstractA univariate logistic distribution can be specified by considering a suitable form for the odds in favor of a failure against survival. This concept is extended to the bivariate case and a class of distributions, indexed by a parameter of association, having given marginals is proposed. Some properties of the proposed class of distributions are
M. Masoom Ali +2 more
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Polynomial Expansions of Bivariate Distributions [PDF]
G. K. Eagleson
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The canonical decomposition of bivariate distributions
AbstractThe ordinary notion of a bivariate distribution has a natural generalisation. For this generalisation it is shown that a bivariate distribution can be characterised by a Hilbert space H and a family Mp, 0 ≤ p ≤ 1, of subspaces of H. H specifies the marginal distributions whilst Mp is a summary of the dependence structure.
Peter Chesson
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On the computation of a bivariate 𝑡-distribution [PDF]
The cumulative bivariate t t -distribution associated with random variables T 1 = X 1 / ( S / k )
W. G. Bulgren, D. E. Amos
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How to Estimate the Supplier Fill Rate When the Supply Order and the Supply Lead-time Are Uncertain? [PDF]
Modern retail supply chains are more and more exposed to risks and uncertainties. The supply risk such as the uncertainty of the supplier fill rate (SFR) directly affects the performance of a retail supply chain.
Slim Harbi +2 more
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A New Bivariate Birnbaum-Saunders Type Distribution Based on the Skew Generalized Normal Model
It is well known that it is possible to represent a Birnbaum-Saunders variable as a relatively simple (and invertible) function of a standard normal random variable.
Barry C. Arnold +2 more
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Bivariate discrete Linnik distribution
Christoph and Schreiber (1998a) studied the discrete analogue of positive Linnik distribution and obtained its characterizations using survival function.
Davis Antony Mundassery, K. Jayakumar
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Mode estimation for a bivariate distribution [PDF]
Summary: Given a sequence of independent and identically distributed random vectors \((X_1,Y_1),\) \((X_2,Y_2), (X_3,Y_2), \dots, (X_n,Y_n)\) with a unimodal bivariate distribution function \(F(x,y)\), a consistent estimator of the mode, \((\theta_x, \theta_y)\) is proposed by using spacings as defined by \textit{J.H. Venter} [Ann. Math. Stat. 38, 1446-
İhsan Karabulut
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