Survival Class of Truncated Quantile Generated Family of Distributions: Properties and Applications
Abstract
The $T-X(W)$ family of distributions appeared in [1], and in [2] its survival class was defined for a special model. On the other hand in [6] and [7], the $q_T-X$ family of distributions was defined, and it was observed that the range of the CDF of the $q_T-X$ family of distributions is not always $[0,1]$, and this leads us to introduce its truncated version in the sense of [8]. In this paper, following [2], we introduce the survival class of the truncated $q_T-X$ family of distributions. Some properties and applications are investigated.
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