Pseudo-Lindley Family of Distributions and its Properties
Asian Research Journal of Mathematics · pp. 35–49 · Published 19 Jul 2021
10.9734/arjom/2021/v17i530298Abstract
In this study, we proposed a family of distribution called the Pseudo Lindley family of distributions. The limiting behaviors of the density and hazard rate function of the new family are examined. Statistical properties of the proposed family of distributions derived include quantile function, moments, order statistics, and Renyi’s entropy. The maximum likelihood method was employed in obtaining the parameter estimates of the Pseudo Lindley family of distribution. Bivariate extension of the proposed family is discussed. Some special members of the family are obtained. The shape of the density function of special members could be unimodal, bathtub shaped, increasing and decreasing.
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