The Transformed MG-Extended Exponential Distribution: Properties and Applications

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Menberu Addisalem AssayeORCID,Goshu Ayele TayeORCID

Abstract

AbstractOur research paper introduces a newly developed probability distribution called the transformed MG-extended exponential (TMGEE) distribution. This distribution is derived from the exponential distribution using the modified Frechet approach, but it has a more adaptable hazard function and unique features that we have explained in detail. We conducted simulation studies using two methods: rejection sampling and inverse transform sampling, to produce summaries and show distributional properties. Moreover, we applied the TMGEE distribution to three real datasets from the health area to demonstrate its applicability. We used the maximum likelihood estimation technique to estimate the distribution’s parameters. Our results indicate that the TMGEE distribution provides a better fit for the three sets of data as compared to nine other commonly used probability distributions, including Weibull, exponential, and lognormal distributions.

Publisher

Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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