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Classical and Bayesian Estimations for the Dagum Distribution

Pavitra Kumari, Pardeep Kumar, Rohit Kundu

Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 129–134 · Published 30 Dec 2022

10.9734/cjast/2022/v41i484043

Abstract

The Dagum distribution is a great tool for survival analysis as well as representing the distribution of actuarial, meteorological, and income data. Additionally, it is frequently thought to be the best option when compared to the other three parameter distributions. The inverse Burr distribution is a generalised Beta distribution that is produced from generalised beta-II by taking shape parameter one into consideration. The many characteristics and several techniques for estimating the unknown parameters of parameter Dagum distribution are covered in this article. Although we are able to estimate the parameter of the Dagum distribution using Bayesian methods with both informative and noninformative priors, the methods used to produce the estimators are different. Risk functions are used to compare these estimators.

Dagum distribution Bayesian estimation MLE method of moment estimators Jeffreys prior loss functions risk function

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