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The first known bivariate distribution with gamma and beta marginals is introduced. Various representations are derived for its joint probability density function (pdf), joint cumulative distribution function (cdf), product moments, conditional pdfs, conditional cdfs, conditional moments, joint...
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The distribution of linear combinations of random variables arises explicitly in many areas of engineering. This has increased the need to have available the widest possible range of statistical results on linear combinations of random variables. In this note, the exact distribution of the...
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This paper concerns a family of univariate distributions suggested by Topp & Leone in 1955. Topp & Leone provided no motivation for this new family and by way of properties they derived only the first four integer-order moments, i.e. E(Xn) for n=1, r 2, r 3, r 4 . In this paper we provide a...
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Undoubtedly, the normal distribution is the most popular distribution in statistics. In this paper, we introduce a natural generalization of the normal distribution and provide a comprehensive treatment of its mathematical properties. We derive expressions for the nth moment, the nth central...
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Kotz & Nadarajah (2002) introduced a measure of local dependence which is a localized version of the Pearson's correlation coefficient. In this paper we provide detailed analyses (both algebraic and numerical) of the form of the measure for the class of bivariate extreme value distributions. We...
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Accurate diagnosis of a molecularly defined subtype of cancer is often an important step toward its effective control and treatment. For the diagnosis of some subtypes of a cancer, a gold standard with perfect sensitivity and specificity may be unavailable. In those scenarios, tumor subtype...
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