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. Exponential Generalized Beta Distributions Mauldon’s Generalized Beta Distribution

Arjun K. Gupta, Saralees Nadarajah

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Volodin (1994) considered some generalizations of the standard beta distribution. One of his generalizations has the pdf, the cdf and the moments given by and and Note that in the particular case b = 0, both (XIV.l) and (XIV.2) reduce to the standard beta distribution.

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Volodin (1994) considered some generalizations of the standard beta distribution. One of his generalizations has the pdf, the cdf and the moments given by and and Note that in the particular case b = 0, both (XIV.l) and (XIV.2) reduce to the standard beta distribution.

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Volodin (1994) considered some generalizations of the standard beta distribution. One of his generalizations has the pdf, the cdf and the moments given by and and Note that in the particular case b = 0, both (XIV.l) and (XIV.2) reduce to the standard beta distribution.

Key concepts: Generalized beta distribution, BETA (programming language), Beta distribution, Mathematics, Exponential function, Generalized integer gamma distribution, Natural exponential family, Distribution (mathematics)

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