A Comparison for Some of the estimation methods of the Parallel Stress-Strength model In the case of Inverse Rayleigh Distribution

Raheem, Sairan Hamza; Mansor, Hassan Kadum; Kalaf, Bayda Atiya; Salman, Abbas Najim

doi:10.1109/cas47993.2019.9075835

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“…The Rayleigh distribution derives from the Weibull distribution with two parameters and is a suitable model for life-testing studies [13];…”

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Truncated Inverse Generalized Rayleigh Distribution and Some Properties

Kalaf,

Abdul Ameer Jabar,

Madaki

2023

IHJPAS

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Truncated distributions arise naturally in many practical situations. It’s a conditional distribution that develops when the parent distribution's domain is constrained to a smaller area. The distribution of a right truncated is one of the types of a single truncated that is restricted within a specific field and usually occurs when the specified period for the study is complete. Hence, this paper introduces Right Truncated Inverse Generalized Rayleigh Distribution (RTIGRD) with two parameters is introduced. Then, provided some properties such as; (probability density function, cumulative distribution function (CDF), survival function, hazard function, ‎rth moment, mean, variance, Moment Generating Function, Skewness, kurtosis, Median, and Mode for Right Truncated Inverse Generalized Rayleigh Distribution on [0,1].

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“…The Rayleigh distribution derives from the Weibull distribution with two parameters and is a suitable model for life-testing studies [13];…”

Section: Truncated Inverse Generalized Rayleigh Distributionmentioning

confidence: 99%