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In this paper, the Rayleigh distribution is generalized using the cubic transmuted (CT) family studied by Rahman et al. (in EJPAM, 12(3), 1106-1121, 2019) to propose a cubic transmuted Rayleigh distribution. An overall description is presented here for the distributional properties, parameter estimation, inference procedure, reliability behavior, and distribution of different order statistics. A real-life data set is used to demonstrate the applicability of the proposed distribution for modeling data.
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Md. Mahabubur Rahman (2022) studied this question.
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