Bayesian Prediction limits for Rayleigh Model when observations are Multiply type II Censored

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Bayesian prediction limits for the Rayleigh model can be derived using conjugate priors and evaluated across multiply type II, double, and mid censoring schemes. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

VASTOSHPATI SHASTRI; DEEPENDRA S. PAL

doi:10.22147/jusps-a/300104

January 2, 2018Journal of Ultra Scientist of Physical Sciences Section AOpen Access

Bayesian Prediction limits for Rayleigh Model when observations are Multiply type II Censored

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In this article, multiply type II censored observation from Rayleigh model is considered. Using conjugate prior for parameter, predictive pdf, hence and predictive limits are obtained. We also obtained prediction limits for double, mid censoring as well. A Monte Carlo study of 1000 randomly generated sample is performed and prediction limits for different censoring scheme is compared.

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