Discrete Length and Area Biased Exponential Distribution
Asian Research Journal of Mathematics · pp. 34–45 · Published 7 Dec 2022
10.9734/arjom/2022/v18i12623Abstract
The preference of the proper distribution for modelling data is often a substantial concern to researchers and practitioners. For this reason, new statistical distributions or the generalizations of well-known distributions have been proposed for exible modeling. Weighted distributions are one of the generalization methods for these distributions. In this article, we proposed e new discrete distribution which takes length and area biased exponential distributions as an underlying distribution. Main statistical properties of these proposed distributions are obtained and real-life examples which have been used in literature are used for illustration of these distributions.
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