2020
DOI: 10.32861/ajams.71.1.15
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The Gompertz Gumbel II Distribution: Properties and Applications

Abstract: In this paper we introduced Gompertz Gumbel II (GG II) distribution which generalizes the Gumbel II distribution. The new distribution is a flexible exponential type distribution which can be used in modeling real life data with varying degree of asymmetry. Unlike the Gumbel II distribution which exhibits a monotone decreasing failure rate, the new distribution is useful for modeling unimodal (Bathtub-shaped) failure rates which sometimes characterised the real life data. Structural properties of the new distr… Show more

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“…The fourth data represents survival times (in days) of 72 guinea pigs infected with virulent tubercle bacilli, reported by Bjerkedal (1960) [2] . It has received several applications and recently by Ogunde et al (2020) [13] for testing the flexibility of Extended Gumbel Type-two (EGTT) and Ogunde et al (2021) [14] in Gompertz Gumbel Type-two (GGTT) distributions. Results of analysis on Table 6 and graphical plots of density function with the estimated cdfs displayed in Figure 6 shows that LGTT distribution can be considered as better model for the data set than all the competitive distributions derived by extensions of the GTT distribution.…”
Section: Data 4: Guinea Pigs Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The fourth data represents survival times (in days) of 72 guinea pigs infected with virulent tubercle bacilli, reported by Bjerkedal (1960) [2] . It has received several applications and recently by Ogunde et al (2020) [13] for testing the flexibility of Extended Gumbel Type-two (EGTT) and Ogunde et al (2021) [14] in Gompertz Gumbel Type-two (GGTT) distributions. Results of analysis on Table 6 and graphical plots of density function with the estimated cdfs displayed in Figure 6 shows that LGTT distribution can be considered as better model for the data set than all the competitive distributions derived by extensions of the GTT distribution.…”
Section: Data 4: Guinea Pigs Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This dataset from Lee and Wang [32] is the remission (in months) of a random sample of 128 patients with bladder cancer. It has been widely applied by notable researchers to test the performance of many newly developed convoluted probability distributions including Salem [13], Elbatal et al [33], Ateeq et al [34], leren et al [17] using PG, and most recently by Ogunde et al [28] using GGTT. The GEP distribution is applied to the data and compared with EP, EEP, KEP, GGTT, GoIE, GoLom and the (PG) Power Gompertz distributions.…”
Section: Application To Bladder Cancer Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Koleoso et al [22] developed a three parameter Gompertz Lindley distribution, and Gompertz Flexible Weibull (GoFW) was developed by Khaleel et al [23], the Gompertz extended generalized exponential distribution by Eghwerido et al [24], Gompertz Lomax (GoLom) by Oguntunde et al [25], Gompertz Alpha-Power Inverted Exponential (GAPIE) distribution by Eghwerido, et al [26]. [27] developed the Gompertz Rayleigh distribution and most recently, Ogunde et al [28] developed Gompertz Gumbel type II (GGTT). The usefulness of these proposed distributions was investigated by way of applications to real-life datasets.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Kumaraswamy Gumbel type-2 was developed and studied by Okorie et al [2]. Recently, Ogunde et al [3] proposed and studied the properties of Extended Gumbel type-2 distribution and Gompertz Gumbel type-2 distribution was studied by Ogunde et al [4]. The cumulative distribution function is given by ( ; , ) = ; , > 0 (1)…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%