A CHARACTERIZATION OF MODEL APPROACH FOR GENERATING BIVARIATE LIFE DISTRIBUTIONS USING REVERSED HAZARD RATES
Dilip Roy
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Dilip Roy
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This paper aims at balancing between characterization and modeling approaches for bivariate extensions of univariate life distributions using reversed hazard rates. The proposed model, a characterized one, admits important properties irrespective of the choice of the univariate marginals. The retention of a univariate class property has been ensured along with a result on parallel combination of a bivariate system.
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This paper aims at balancing between characterization and modeling approaches for bivariate extensions of univariate life distributions using reversed hazard rates. The proposed model, a characterized one, admits important properties irrespective of the choice of the univariate marginals. The retention of a univariate class property has been ensured along with a result on parallel combination of a bivariate system.
Key concepts: Univariate, Bivariate analysis, Hazard, Characterization (materials science), Statistics, Mathematics, Class (philosophy), Econometrics