A Study on Discrete Pearsonian Family of Distributions

The Continuous Probability distributions belonging to this family are derived from a Pearson differential equation and Discrete Probability distributions are derived from a Pearson difference equation.Several authors made attempts in defining, deriving and studying this family of distributions.In this paper, we made an attempt to Study the discrete Pearsonian family of distributions and identifying the new members of discrete Pearsonian family of distributions.

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International journal of statistics and systems
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2024-08-21
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https://doi.org/10.37622/ijss/19.1.2024.13-21
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Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications
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A Study on Discrete Pearsonian Family of Distributions

N. Ch. Bhatracharyulu, G Jayasree., R Anusha.
International journal of statistics and systems
Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications
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A Study on Discrete Pearsonian Family of Distributions

N. Ch. Bhatracharyulu, G Jayasree., R Anusha.
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Abstract

The Continuous Probability distributions belonging to this family are derived from a Pearson differential equation and Discrete Probability distributions are derived from a Pearson difference equation.Several authors made attempts in defining, deriving and studying this family of distributions.In this paper, we made an attempt to Study the discrete Pearsonian family of distributions and identifying the new members of discrete Pearsonian family of distributions.

International journal of statistics and systemsVol. 19(1)
Openalex Percentile: Top 84%
Statistical Distribution Estimation and Applications
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