INDUCED ORDER STATISTICS AND THEIR CHARACTERIZATION FOR BIVARIATE KUMARSWAMY AND BIVARIATE PSEUDOKUMARSWAMY DISTRIBUTIONS
Keywords:
Induced Order Statistics, Bivariate Kumarswamy Distribution, Bivariate Pseudo- Kumaraswamy DistributionsAbstract
In this article two Bivariate distributions, namely, Bivariate Kumarswamy Distribution and Bivariate Pseudo-Kumaraswamy Distributions, as were derived from univariate Kumaraswamy Distribution and Pseudo-Kumaraswamy Distributions, have been considered. Using these Bivariate Distributions Induced Order Statistics have been obtained. Further, the probability density function of a single and joint induced statistics have been derived and to characterize them their moments and Entropy for order statistics have also been obtained.
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