An Extended Poisson Family of Life Distribution: A Unified Approach in Competitive and Complementary Risks

05/19/2018
by   Pedro L. Ramos, et al.
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In this paper, we introduce a new approach to generate flexible parametric families of distributions. These models arise on competitive and complementary risks scenario, in which the lifetime associated with a particular risk is not observable, rather, we observe only the minimum/maximum lifetime value among all risks. The latent variables have a zero truncated Poisson distribution. For the proposed family of distribution, the extra shape parameter has an important physical interpretation in the competing and complementary risks scenario. The mathematical properties and inferential procedures are discussed. The proposed approach is applied in some existing distributions in which it is fully illustrated by an important data set.

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