2024
DOI: 10.3390/axioms13040253
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An Extension of the Fréchet Distribution and Applications

Yolanda M. Gómez,
Inmaculada Barranco-Chamorro,
Jaime S. Castillo
et al.

Abstract: This paper presents the Slash-Exponential-Fréchet distribution, which is an expanded version of the Fréchet distribution. Through its stochastic representation, probability distribution function, moments and other relevant features are obtained. Evidence supports that the updated model displays a lighter right tail than the Fréchet model and is more flexible as for skewness and kurtosis. Results on maximum likelihood estimators are given. Our proposition’s applicability is demonstrated through a simulation stu… Show more

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“…The Fréchet distribution has attracted the attention of a large number of authors such as Castillo et al [28], Alotaibi et al [29], Phaphan et al [30] and Kanwal and Abbas [31]. For the details of this model, one can refer to Gómez et al [32]. Due to the advantages of ALT and RSS technique and the potential theoretical and practical applications of the Fréchet distribution, this paper pursues the inference problem of the constant-stress model from the Fréchet distribution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Fréchet distribution has attracted the attention of a large number of authors such as Castillo et al [28], Alotaibi et al [29], Phaphan et al [30] and Kanwal and Abbas [31]. For the details of this model, one can refer to Gómez et al [32]. Due to the advantages of ALT and RSS technique and the potential theoretical and practical applications of the Fréchet distribution, this paper pursues the inference problem of the constant-stress model from the Fréchet distribution.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%