Additive negative Perks–Lindley distribution with increasing, decreasing and bathtub-shaped hazard rate function

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The study introduces a novel additive model in survival analysis, showing diverse hazard rate functions including increasing and decreasing patterns.
Critical metrics highlight the diverse applications of the Perks–Lindley distribution in modeling survival data effectively, particularly the bathtub-shaped hazard rate.
Observational analysis explores the implications of varying hazard rates within the framework of survival analysis, enhancing understanding of data behavior.
These findings suggest further exploration of the additive models to refine statistical modeling and improve accuracy in practical applications.

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This analysis explores the statistical properties of an additive Perks–Lindley distribution, indicating potential applications in survival analysis.

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Pal et al. (2026) studied this question.

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