[PDF] Top 20 The New Exponentiated T-X Class of Distributions:Properties, Characterizations and Application

... In this section, we illustrate the proposed method via analyzing a real data set taken from Saboor and Pogany (2016) representing the breaking strength of carbon fibers (in Gba). For the application section, we ... See full document

... a new family of univariate distributions generated from the Weibull random variable, called a new Weibull-X family of ...statistical properties are discussed. For the new family, ... See full document

... of distributions provide tools to obtain new parametric distributions from existing ones and have applications in many fields, in particular in lifetime ...about characterizations based on ... See full document

... The rest of this paper is as follows. In Section 2, we define the EGTL-G and obtain some associated reliability functions. In Section 3, the asymptotic of the EGTL-G are investigated. The expansion of EGTL -G is ... See full document

... Exponential" distributions, respectively, and study certain properties and applications of these ...certain characterizations of these distributions in different ... See full document

... The data consist of 84 observations. Here, we shall compare the fits of the BrXEW distribution with those of other competitive models, namely: Poisson Topp Leone-Weibull (PTL-W), Marshall Olkin extended-Weibull (MOE-W) ... See full document

... certain properties and applications of this ...basic properties of their distribution and study the estimations of the parameters as well as discussing its application via an illustrative ...the ... See full document

... In this section, we provide applications to three real data sets to prove empirically the potentiality of NEW and NEN models. We also compare the fits of these models with some generalizations of the Weibull and ... See full document

... of distributions and provide its special ...mathematical properties of the proposed family including asymptotics, extreme values, ordinary and incomplete moments, probability weighted moments (PWMs), mean ... See full document

... important class of probability distributions, known as the folded distributions, arises in many practical problems when only the magnitudes of deviations are re- corded, and the signs of the ... See full document

... (TIGE) class of ...mathematical properties such as the asymptotic, shapes of the density and hazard rate functions, mixture representation for the density, quantile function, moments, moment generating ... See full document

... generating new distributions from classic ones were developed and ...a class of beta-generated dis- ...of distributions that arises naturally from the distribution of the order statistics and ... See full document

... the properties, parameter estima- tion and applications of a new distribution of the T-Cauchy{Y} family, the gamma- Cauchy{exponential} ...of exponentiated Cauchy and distributions of ... See full document

... beta exponentiated Lomax distribution, is defined and ...lifetime distributions discussed in the literature, such as the logistic, Lomax, exponentiated Lomax, beta Lomax distributions, among ... See full document

... The class of F α − distributions contains certain well-known distributions for which their cdf ' s have closed forms (see, ...this class, we refer the interested reader to the above mentioned ... See full document

... In this work, we propose a new class of lifetime distributions calledthe generalized odd Weibull generatedfamily. It can provide better fits than some of the well known lifetime models and this fact ... See full document

... the new EGC of ...a new introduced parameter are ...the application of all the mathematical work done in Section ...The exponentiated Weibull distribution (Burr X) is considered in ... See full document

... of distributions provide tools to obtain new parametric distributions from existing ones and have applications in many fields of study, in particular in lifetime ...on characterizations of ... See full document

... However, the converse of this result is not true. To see that, we recall that every continuous function is weakly continuous. On the other hand, it is easy to provide an example of a continuous function that is not ... See full document

... In this subsection, we present characterizations of all the distributions mentioned in the Introduction, in terms of a simple relationship between two truncated moments. Our first characterization result ... See full document