2016
DOI: 10.1080/03610926.2015.1081946
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Gamma-Maxwell distribution

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“…In addition, we analyze the data sets using non-nested alternative models. We consider the cdf of the gamma-Maxwell (GMax) distribution [7] given by…”
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“…In addition, we analyze the data sets using non-nested alternative models. We consider the cdf of the gamma-Maxwell (GMax) distribution [7] given by…”
Section: Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, the Maxwell distribution has been used to model failure times in survival and reliability analysis and some of its extended forms have been investigated. Krishna and Malik [3] addressed reliability estimation in the Maxwell distribution with progressively type-II censored data, [4] explored a heterogeneous population by means of two mixture components of Maxwell distributions, [5] considered point and interval estimation procedures for the Maxwell distribution in the presence of type-I progressively hybrid censored data, [6] presented its structural properties and different methods of estimation, [7] defined the gamma-Maxwell distribution, and more recently [8] proposed the transmuted exponentiated Maxwell distribution. However, none of these papers deal with bimodality as real data and do not even present regression models for the extensions of the Maxwell distribution.…”
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“…Some recent extensions of the MB distribution are discussed, for example, in Sharma et al [4], Vivekanand et al [5], Iriarte et al [6], Dey et al [7], Sharma et al [8] and Segovia et al [9]. Product distributions or independent random variable quotients are of great interest; for example, Shakil et al [10] studied the XY and X/Y distribution, where X and Y are independent random variables that have MB and Rayleigh distributions respectively.…”
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