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The following pages link to Discrimination between the Log-Normal and the Weibull Distributions (Q5686792):

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• Bayesian estimation of the scale parameter of inverse Weibull distribution under the asymmetric loss functions (Q361604) (← links)
• A consistent parameter estimation in the three-parameter lognormal distribution (Q419334) (← links)
• Parameter and quantile estimation for the three-parameter gamma distribution based on statistics invariant to unknown location (Q419335) (← links)
• Discriminating between Weibull and generalized exponential distributions (Q951917) (← links)
• Notes on maximum likelihood estimation for the three-parameter Burr XII distribution (Q956869) (← links)
• Estimation in the three-parameter inverse Gaussian distribution (Q957288) (← links)
• Estimation for the three-parameter lognormal distribution based on progressively censored data (Q961821) (← links)
• A global simulated annealing heuristic for the three-parameter lognormal maximum likelihood estimation (Q1023874) (← links)
• On the most powerful location and scale invariant tests based on an incomplete set of order statistics (Q1269932) (← links)
• Random walk density function with unknown origin (Q1324247) (← links)
• Estimation for 3-parameter lognormal distribution with unknown shifted origin (Q1324982) (← links)
• Finding maximum likelihood estimators for the three-parameter Weibull distribution (Q1342904) (← links)
• Modified weighted least-squares estimators for the three-parameter Weibull distribution (Q1343528) (← links)
• Maximum likelihood parameter estimation in the three-parameter gamma distribution (Q1352101) (← links)
• Joint estimation for the parameters of the extreme value distributions (Q1383240) (← links)
• Maximum likelihood parameter estimation in the three-parameter log-normal distribution using the continuation method (Q1392033) (← links)
• Threshold estimation in the log-gamma model (Q1417809) (← links)
• Lower confidence limit for reliability based on grouped data using a quantile-filling algorithm (Q1623478) (← links)
• A systematic look at the gamma process capability indices (Q1681282) (← links)
• Discriminating between the log-normal and generalized exponential distributions (Q1888840) (← links)
• Simple efficient estimation for the three-parameter gamma distribution (Q1973288) (← links)
• Bounded odd inverse Pareto exponential distribution: properties, estimation, and regression (Q2038331) (← links)
• Statistical intervals for Maxwell distributions (Q2156013) (← links)
• Inference on exponentiated power Lindley distribution based on order statistics with application (Q2210239) (← links)
• Heuristically deciding between normal and skew normal distributions for describing the data on a response variable and an explanatory variable (Q2320894) (← links)
• Fréchet and inverse gamma distributions: correct selection and minimum sample size to discriminate them (Q2320934) (← links)
• Two-parameter Maxwell distribution: properties and different methods of estimation (Q2323166) (← links)
• On the fitting of the three-parameter distributions Lognormal, Gamma, and Weibull (Q3051235) (← links)
• Smooth tests for the gamma distribution (Q3087817) (← links)
• The Effect of Mis-Specification Between the Lognormal and Weibull Distributions on the Interval Estimation of a Quantile for Complete Data (Q3168556) (← links)
• Discriminating between and within (semi)continuous classes of both Tweedie and geometric Tweedie models (Q3390586) (← links)
• Mis-Specification Analysis Between Normal and Extreme Value Distributions for a Linear Regression Model (Q3435998) (← links)
• An Objective Bayesian Criterion to Determine Model Prior Probabilities (Q3460655) (← links)
• General Saddlepoint Approximation for Testing Separate Location-Scale Families of Hypotheses (Q3625312) (← links)
• A Generalization of the Half-Normal Distribution with Applications to Lifetime Data (Q3634539) (← links)
• Bayesian estimation of the 3-parameter inverse gaussian distribution (Q3988018) (← links)
• Full posterior analysis of three parameter lognormal distribution using gibbs sampler (Q4330124) (← links)
• Further considerations of modified moment estimators for weibull and lognormal parameters (Q4337293) (← links)
• Conditional confidence interval estimation for the inverse weibull distribution based on censored generalized order statistics (Q4453887) (← links)
• The Two-Piece Normal-Laplace Distribution (Q4648661) (← links)
• Choice Between Weibull and Lognormal Models: A Simulation Based Bayesian Study (Q4797740) (← links)
• Optimal Parameter Estimation of the Extreme Value Distribution Based on a Type II Censored Sample (Q4798087) (← links)
• Discriminating between gamma and generalized exponential distributions (Q4825495) (← links)
• On a Generalized Lifetime Model Using DUS Transformation (Q5012200) (← links)
• Discriminating between the generalized Rayleigh and Weibull distributions (Q5129041) (← links)
• Improved maximum-likelihood estimators for the parameters of the unit-gamma distribution (Q5160293) (← links)
• Estimation and Testing Procedures for the Reliability Functions of Three Parameter Burr Distribution under Censorings (Q5162878) (← links)
• Discussion of “Birnbaum‐Saunders distribution: A review of models, analysis, and applications” (Q5194971) (← links)
• Testing the Fit of Gamma Distributions Using the Empirical Moment Generating Function (Q5201512) (← links)
• Parameter and quantile estimation for the three-parameter lognormal distribution based on statistics invariant to unknown location (Q5218892) (← links)