2021
DOI: 10.1504/ijds.2021.121096
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A new weighted exponential distribution as an alternative to the Weibull distribution and its fit to reliability data

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“…Nadarajah [3] Generalized exponential (GE) distribution: A survey Adamidis et al [4] Extended exponential-geometric (EEG) distribution Nadarajah and Haghighi [5] Extended exponential (EE) distribution or NH distribution Louzada et al [6] Complementary exponential-geometric (CEG) distribution Lemonte [7] Exponentiated NH (ENH) distribution Jodr á and Jim énez-Gamero [8] Log-extended exponential-geometric (LEEG) distribution Bakouch et al [9] A new exponential distribution with trigonometric functions Chesneau et al [10] The polynomial-exponential distribution Bakouch et al [11] A new weighted exponential distribution…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…Nadarajah [3] Generalized exponential (GE) distribution: A survey Adamidis et al [4] Extended exponential-geometric (EEG) distribution Nadarajah and Haghighi [5] Extended exponential (EE) distribution or NH distribution Louzada et al [6] Complementary exponential-geometric (CEG) distribution Lemonte [7] Exponentiated NH (ENH) distribution Jodr á and Jim énez-Gamero [8] Log-extended exponential-geometric (LEEG) distribution Bakouch et al [9] A new exponential distribution with trigonometric functions Chesneau et al [10] The polynomial-exponential distribution Bakouch et al [11] A new weighted exponential distribution…”
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“…In the case of the prediction of future emergencies related to extreme events, it is of interest to have the largest observations of the OSs. For this purpose, we used the moments of some OSs for the earlier data sets using Equation (11) of the LEEG distribution, where the parameters of the LEEG distribution are replaced by their corresponding L-moments estimates for the earlier data set. Those OSs are given in Table 5, where the moments increase with increasing r.…”
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confidence: 99%