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    A link between two-sided power and asymmetric Laplace distributions: with applications to mean and variance approximations (English)
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    This note aims to identify relationships between several distributions that constitute the background for refinement of PERT (project evaluation and review technique). Section 2 discusses the PERT motivation for the four-parameter two-sided power (TSP) distribution used as a proxy for the beta distribution, particularly in problems of risk and uncertainty assessment. Section 3 establishes the link between TSP distribution and reparameterized asymmetric Laplace distributions, proved to be useful for extending three-point approximations of arbitrary continuous distributions of \textit{E. S. Pearson} and \textit{J. W. Tukey} classical type [Biometrika 52, 533--546 (1965; Zbl 0151.24102)]. This result is applied in Section 4 to derive three-point discrete distribution approximations of the mean and variance of a continuous distribution representing a random variable, and to compare it with similar approaches appearing in the literature.
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    PERT model refinement
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    two-sided power distribution
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    lower and upper quantiles
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    bounded support
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    triangular distribution
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    beta distribution
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    risk and uncertainty assessment
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    three-point approximations
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