“…For the simulation experiments in this research work, L =16, p1 =0.4, p2 =0.2, p3 =0.2, p4 =0.2, l1 = L /8, l2 = L /4, l 3 = L /2, and l 4 = L . These distributions have often been used in the literature (Lo et al, 1997;Bani-Mohammad & Ababneh, 2018).…”