Parameter estimation for strict arcsine distribution

The two-parameter strict arcsine distribution as a member of the natural exponential family with cubic variance function has been shown to be a viable candidate for statistical analysis of count data. Efficient methods of parameter estimation will be essential in practical applications of the distri...

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Published in:COMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-SIMULATION AND COMPUTATION
Main Authors: Low, Yeh-Ching; Phang, Yook-Ngor; Khoo, Wooi-Chen; Ong, Seng-Huat
Format: Article; Early Access
Language:English
Published: TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC 2024
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Online Access:https://www-webofscience-com.uitm.idm.oclc.org/wos/woscc/full-record/WOS:001195705000001
author Low
Yeh-Ching; Phang
Yook-Ngor; Khoo
Wooi-Chen; Ong
Seng-Huat
spellingShingle Low
Yeh-Ching; Phang
Yook-Ngor; Khoo
Wooi-Chen; Ong
Seng-Huat
Parameter estimation for strict arcsine distribution
Mathematics
author_facet Low
Yeh-Ching; Phang
Yook-Ngor; Khoo
Wooi-Chen; Ong
Seng-Huat
author_sort Low
spelling Low, Yeh-Ching; Phang, Yook-Ngor; Khoo, Wooi-Chen; Ong, Seng-Huat
Parameter estimation for strict arcsine distribution
COMMUNICATIONS IN STATISTICS-SIMULATION AND COMPUTATION
English
Article; Early Access
The two-parameter strict arcsine distribution as a member of the natural exponential family with cubic variance function has been shown to be a viable candidate for statistical analysis of count data. Efficient methods of parameter estimation will be essential in practical applications of the distribution. In this paper we examine some methods of parameter estimation. Due to the simple expression of the probability generating function, a probability generating function-based estimation procedure is considered and compared with other estimation procedures. Since the accuracy of the parameter estimation procedure affects the probability of correct selection in choosing the correct probability distribution, we extend the investigation by examining the discrimination between strict arcsine and generalized Poisson distributions in which both have cubic variance functions.
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
0361-0918
1532-4141
2024


10.1080/03610918.2024.2335539
Mathematics

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title Parameter estimation for strict arcsine distribution
title_short Parameter estimation for strict arcsine distribution
title_full Parameter estimation for strict arcsine distribution
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description The two-parameter strict arcsine distribution as a member of the natural exponential family with cubic variance function has been shown to be a viable candidate for statistical analysis of count data. Efficient methods of parameter estimation will be essential in practical applications of the distribution. In this paper we examine some methods of parameter estimation. Due to the simple expression of the probability generating function, a probability generating function-based estimation procedure is considered and compared with other estimation procedures. Since the accuracy of the parameter estimation procedure affects the probability of correct selection in choosing the correct probability distribution, we extend the investigation by examining the discrimination between strict arcsine and generalized Poisson distributions in which both have cubic variance functions.
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