2012Bulletin of Science and TechnologyRequires access

Interval Estimation of Interval Length Ratio between Two Uniform Distributions

Hongwei Ma

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Starting from the density function and distribution function of the uniform distribution,according to the independence of two populations and using calculus formula,to give the estimation of interval length ratio between two uniform distributions.These constructed statistics can help to obtain the perfect interval estimation

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Starting from the density function and distribution function of the uniform distribution,according to the independence of two populations and using calculus formula,to give the estimation of interval length ratio between two uniform distributions.These constructed statistics can help to obtain the perfect interval estimation

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Starting from the density function and distribution function of the uniform distribution,according to the independence of two populations and using calculus formula,to give the estimation of interval length ratio between two uniform distributions.These constructed statistics can help to obtain the perfect interval estimation

Key concepts: Interval (graph theory), Interval estimation, Mathematics, Independence (probability theory), Statistics, Tolerance interval, Distribution (mathematics), Function (biology)

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