Three-parameter generalizations of formulas due to Guillera (Q7286366)

\textit{J. Guillera}'s remarkable series expansions for \(1/\pi^2\) [Ramanujan J. 26, No. 3, 369--374 (2011; Zbl 1238.33003)], attaining extremely fast convergence rates \(-1/1024\) and \(-1/4\), showcase the strength of the Wilf-Zeilberger method in producing exact rational-hypergeometric representations with provable efficiency. Building on this, the paper develops an acceleration strategy rooted in Zeilberger's algorithm and explicitly connects it to type accelerations associated with Dougall's \({}_5H_5\)-series, see [\textit{W. Chu} and \textit{W. Zhang}, Math. Comput. 83, No. 285, 475--512 (2014; Zbl 1282.33024)].\N\NThe core results are three-parameter extensions of Guillera's formulas, established with full proof and yielding new degrees of freedom while preserving the target convergence behavior. The author then applies the framework to construct previously unknown rational, hypergeometric series for \(1/{\pi^2}\), matching Guillera's rates. Technically, the method combines creative telescoping, parameterized WZ-type machinery, and hypergeometric transformations to guarantee convergence and to maintain the explicit form of the terms, producing a clear pathway for generating new rapid series beyond the original settings.