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Auxiliary information is widely used in survey sampling to enhance the precision of estimators of finite population parameters, such as the finite population mean, percentiles, and distribution function. In the context of complex surveys, we show how auxiliary information can be used effectively in kernel estimation of the superpopulation density function of a given study variable. We propose two...
. In this paper, we obtain recurrence relations for moment and conditional moment generating functions of generalized order statistics (gos) based on random samples drawn from a population whose distribution is a member of a doubly truncated class of distributions denoted by . Members of the class are characterized in Section (2) based on recurrence relations for moment generating functions (moments)...
. Hollander, Park and Proschan (1986) proposed a test of new is better than used of a specified age. It is based on large sample normality of the test statistic. There is, however, no study in the literature on its actual size for small and moderate sample sizes. To shed some lights on this, the results of a Monte Carlo simulation study as well as two real data examples are reported and these indicate...
Abstract. Bayesian predictive densities and survival functions of generalized order statistics are obtained when the underlying population is assumed to have a general class which includes several important distributions. The prior belief of the experimenter is measured by a general class of distributions, suggested by AL-Hussaini (1999)b, which covers most prior distributions used in literature....
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