Powered Hazard Distribution through Order Statistics and Its Applications
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Power hazard distribution, order statistics, moments, entropy, recurrence relations.Abstract
This article addresses the distribution of order statistics of the power hazard distribution with graphical and quantitative measures along with cumulative residual entropy. We study the single and double moments and establish the recurrence relation between them. Finally, real data is analyzed to show the usefulness of our results.
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