Exponentiated Poisson-Power Lindley Distribution: Properties and Applications


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In this aricle, exponentiated Poisson-power Lindley (EPPL) distribution, an extension of Poisson-power Lindley distribution is introduced and studiedits properties. A useful linear representation of the distribution is discussed. The method of maximum likelihood is considered for estimation of the parametersand its accuracy is proven by simulation technique. An acceptancesampling plan, based on a truncated time period is developed for the newlyproposed distribution and its application is illustrated by means of survivaltime data sets.

Keywords: Acceptance sampling plan; Consumer’s risk; Exponentiated Poissonpower Lindley distribution; Operating characteristic function; Time truncated life test;

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