1951
DOI: 10.1214/aoms/1177729544
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A Multivariate Gamma-Type Distribution

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“…Or rather its logarithm, inasmuch as the cumulants will be used in the series expansion. 25) where cum m denotes the cumulant of order m. Since…”
Section: Z(t)dg(t)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Or rather its logarithm, inasmuch as the cumulants will be used in the series expansion. 25) where cum m denotes the cumulant of order m. Since…”
Section: Z(t)dg(t)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…for half-integer positive α, and arbitrary Σ with property (A.1), the multi-dimensional Γ (α, 2Σ) distribution was defined in [25]. Reference [24] draws our attention to the fact that for m 2, if one makes no restraints for the parameters, other than α > 0 and Σ fulfils (A.1), then (A.3) is not necessarily a characteristic function.…”
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“…The classical Khrishnamoorthy and Parthasarathy [4] multivariate gamma distribution has been used in [5] for evaluating performances of selection combiners (SC) over Nakagami-m correlated channels. Nevertheless, the joint probability density function of [4] involves infinite series of Laguerre polynomials.…”
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“…Nevertheless, the joint probability density function of [4] involves infinite series of Laguerre polynomials. Several correlation models have been proposed and used in the literature for evaluating performances of diversity systems.…”
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AbstractThe Gaussian correlation inequality for multivariate zero-mean normal probabilities of symmetrical n-rectangles can be considered as an inequality for multivariate gamma distributions (in the sense of Krishnamoorthy and Parthasarathy [5]) with one degree of freedom. Its generalization to all integer degrees of freedom and sufficiently large non-integer "degrees of freedom" was recently proved in [10].
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