AN EXTENSION OF EXTREME-VALUE DISTRIBUTION
Keywords:
Probability density function, Random variable, Statistical model and S-PLUS Software.Abstract
In this paper, we propose a model which is an extension of Extreme-value distribution. This model includes some well-known distributions as a special case.
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