The ArcTan Lomax Distribution with Properties and Applications
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https://doi.org/10.32628/IJSRSET218117Keywords:
ArcTan distribution, Estimation, Goodness-of-fit, Lomax distribution, MLEAbstract
Here, in this paper, a continuous distribution called ArcTan Lomax distribution with three-parameter has been introduced along with some relevant properties of statistics and mathematics pertaining to the distribution. With the help of three established estimations methods including maximum likelihood estimation (MLE), estimation of the presented distribution’s model parameters is done. Also with the help of a real set of data, the distribution’s goodness-of-fit is examined in contrast to some established models in survival analysis.
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