Comparisons of Approximate Confidence Intervals for Distributions Used in Life-Data Analysis
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- Transformations, means, and accurate confidence intervals
- Interval estimation of for generalized Pareto distribution
- A note on inference for \(P(X<Y)\) for right truncated exponentially distributed data
- Improved interval estimation for the two-parameter Birnbaum-Saunders distribution
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