A New Weighted Topp-Leone Family of Distributions
Abstract
Based on T-X transform due to Alzaatreh et al. (2013), we propose the new weighted Topp-Leone (NWTL-Π) continuous statistical distributions with two extra shpae parameters .Then we study some basic mathematical properties. Then we study Uniform model as member of the new class with more details. Using a simulation study, we compared some methods of estimation. Finally we analyzed and used lifetime and failure time real data sets to illustrate the purposes.References
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