G Families of Probability Distributions : Theory and Practices (Paperback)

A New Compound G Family of Distributions: Properties, Copulas, Characterizations, Real Data Applications with Different Methods of Estimation. A Novel Family of Continuous Distributions: Properties, Characterizations, Statistical Modeling and Different Estimation Methods. On the use of Copulas to Construct Univariate Generalized Families of Continuous Distributions. A Family of Continuous Probability Distributions: Theory, Characterizations, Properties and Different Copulas. New Odd Log-Logistic Family of Distributions: Properties, Regression Models and Applications. On the Family of Generalized Topp-Leone Arcsin Distributions. The Truncated Modified Lindley Generated Family of Distributions. An extension of the Weibull distribution via Alpha logarithmic G family with Associated Quantile Regression Modeling and Applications. The Topp-Leone-G Power Series Distribution: Its Properties and Applications. Exponentiated Generalized General Class of Inverted Distributions: Estimation and Prediction. A New Class of Discrete Distribution Arising as an Analogue of Gamma-Lomax Distribution: Properties and Applications. New Compounding Lifetime Distributions with Application to Hard Drive Reliability. Comparing the Performance of G-Family Probability Distribution for Modeling Rainfall Data. Record-Based Transmuted Kumaraswamy Generalized Family of Distributions. Finding an Efficient Distribution to Analyze Lifetime Data through Simulation Study. Exponentiated Muth Distribution: Properties and Applications. Exponentiated Discrete Modified Lindley Distribution and its Applications in Healthcare Sector. Length Biased Weighted New Quasi Lindley Distribution: Statistical Properties and Applications. A New Alpha Power Transformed Weibull Distribution: Properties and Applications. An Extension of Topp-Leone Distribution with Increasing, Decreasing and Bathtub Hazard Functions. Goodness of Fit Test in Instrumental Variables Models. Probability Distribution Analysis for Rainfall Scenarios ? A Case Study.