Introduces and estimates the unit Garima–Sushila distribution in various contexts, indicating its applicability.
This study introduces the unit Garima–Sushila (UGa-S) distribution and a bivariate UGa-S distribution using the FGM copula. Various of its structural properties are derived. The estimation of the model parameters is approached by the method of maximum likelihood (ML) for the univariate and bivariate UGa-S distribution, and a simulation study for different parameter settings and sample sizes is performed. The ML method is illustrated to estimate the model parameters, and its potentiality is illustrated with applications to two real data sets.
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