NORMAN L.JOHNSON – UNIVARIATE DISCRETE DISTRIBUTIONS

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Discover the latest developments in theory distributions.

The. The third edition. The critically acclaimed. The distribution of univariate variables. The treatment of the theory, derivation, and application of probability distributions for count data is provided. The generalized zeta-function and q-series distributions have been added. The thoroughly revised and updated text includes new families of distributions. The flexibility of the method is explored in additional applications.

There are many new distributions and results in the recent statistical literature. Several new sections and 450 new references are introduced to reflect the current literature.

The authors provide clear coverage of the key topics in the field, beginning with mathematical, probability, and statistical Fundamentals.

• Families of discrete distributions
• Binomial distribution
• Poisson distribution
• Negative binomial distribution
• Hypergeometric distributions
• Logarithmic and Lagrangian distributions
• Mixture distributions
• Stopped-sum distributions
• Matching, occupancy, runs, and q-series distributions
• Parametric regression models and miscellanea

With regard to the binomial and Poisson distributions, emphasis continues to be placed on the increasing relevance of Bayesian inference. There is no need for complex discussions of stochastic processes with the introduction of new derivations via random walks. Information has been added to reflect the new role of computer-based applications.

This is an excellent reference for statisticians and mathematicians because of its thorough coverage and balanced presentation of theory and application.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface.

Preliminary information

There are 1 mathematical preliminaries.

There are Factorial and Combinatorial Conventions.

There are 5 functions called Gamma andBeta.

The difference of calculus is called the Finite Difference Calculus.

Differential Calculus, 14

There are incomplete Gamma andBeta Functions and Other Gamma-Related Functions.

There are 20 Gaussian Hypergeometric Functions.

The function of confluence hypergeometric functions.

The generalized hypergeometric functions are 26.

The numbers and Polynomials were written by Bernoulli.

There are 32 Integral Transforms.

There are 32 orthogonal polynomials.

The Basic Hypergeometric Series is 34.

There are 37 Probability and Statistical Preliminaries.

The Calculus of Probabilities.

Bayes’s Theorem is 41.

Random Variables, 43.

Survival Concepts, 45.

The expected values are 47.

Inequalities, 49

Moment Generating Functions, 50.

There are 54 Cumulants and Cumulant Generating Functions.

Joint and Cumulants, 56.

Characteristic Functions, 57

There are 58 Probability Generating Functions.

The order statistics were 61.

1.2.13 Truncation and Censoring.

There are 64 Mixture Distributions.

The variability of a function is 65.

Estimation, 66.

There are general comments on the computer generation of random variables.

The computer software is 73.

2 families of distribution

There are 74 lattice distributions.

There are Power Series Distributions.

Generalized Power Series Distributions are 75.

The distribution of modified power series.

The Difference-Equation Systems are used.

There are two families, the Katz and Extended Katz Families.

The Sundt and Jewell Family are 85.

There is a family called the Ord’s Family.

Kemp Families, 89.

The generalized hypergeometric probability distribution is 89.

There are 96 generalized hypergeometric factorial moment distributions.

The distribution is based on Lagrangian expansion.

Gould and Abel Distributions are 101.

There are 103 Factorial Series Distributions.

There are distributions of order-k.

q-Series Distributions, 106

There are 3 Binomial Distributions.

Definition,108

Historical Remarks and Genesis.

There were 3.3 moments.

There are 3.4 properties.

There are 3.5 order statistics.

Approximations, Bounds and Transformations, 116

Approximations, 116

3.6.2 Bounds, 122

There are 123 transformations.

There is computation, tables, and computer generation.

There is a computation and tables.

The computer generation is 125.

Estimation, 126

The model selection was 126.

Point Estimation, 126

Confidence Intervals are 130.

There are 133 model verifications.

There are 134 Characterizations.

There are 135 applications.

137 Truncated Binomial Distributions.

Other Related Distributions are 140.

There are 140 limiting forms.

There are differences of Binomial-Type Variables.

Lexian and Coolidge Schemes are part of the Poissonian Binomial.

Weighted Binomial Distributions are 149.

There are Chain Binomial Models.

There are Correlated Binomial Variables.

The distribution was 4 Poisson.

Definition, 156.

Historical Remarks and Genesis, 156.

Genesis, 156

Approximations of 160.

There were 4.3 moments.

There are 4.4 properties.

Approximations, Bounds, and Transformations, 167

There is computation, tables, and computer generation.

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There is a computer generation.

Estimation, 173.

The model selection is 173.

Point Estimation, 174

Confidence Intervals, 176.

Model Verification, 178

Characterizations, 179

There are 186 applications.

There are truncated and mis recorded distributions.

Left Truncation, 188.

Right Truncation and Double Truncation are included.

There are recorded Poisson Distributions.

The top distribution is 195.

There are other related distributions.

The normal distribution is 196.

The distribution of the Gamma.

There are differences of Poisson variates.

Hyper-Poisson Distributions are 199.

Grouped Poisson Distributions are 202.

The distribution of Heine and Euler.

The Intervened Poisson Distributions are 205.

There are 5 negative binomial distribution.

There is a definition of the word.

There is a Geometric Distribution.

Historical Remarks and Genesis of Negative Binomial Distribution.

There were 5.4 moments.

There are 5.5 properties.

Approximations and Transformations, 218.

There is a computation and tables.

5.8 Estimation.

The model selection is 222.

P Unknown, 222.

Both Parameters are unknown.

The data sets have a common Parameter.

Recent Developments, 227

Characterizations, 228.

There is a Geometric Distribution.

The negative binomial distribution is 231.

5.10 applications

Negative Binomial Distributions, 233.

Related Distributions, 236.

Limiting Forms, 236

The negative binomial model is extended.

The Lagrangian has a negative binomial distribution.

Weighted negative binomial distribution

There are positive and negative binomial variates.

The distribution of Pascal–Poisson.

Minimum and maximum negative binomial distribution.

There are Condensed Negative Binomial Distributions.

There are other related distributions.

There are 6 Hypergeometric Distributions.

The definition is 251.

There are historical Remarks and Genesis.

The distribution of classical hypergeometrics.

Hypergeometric Distribution: Hypergeometric Waiting-Time Distribution is negative.

The Beta–Negative Binomial Distribution is also known as the Generalized Waring Distribution.

Plya Distributions are 258.

Hypergeometric Distributions in General

6.3 seconds.

There are 6.4 properties.

Approximations and Bounds

There are tables, computation, and computer generation.

There is a 6.7 estimate.

Classical Hypergeometric Distribution, 273.

There is a Negative Hypergeometric Distribution.

There is a distribution called the Beta–Pascal Distribution.

There are 6.8 Characterizations.

There are 6.9 applications.

The distribution of classical hypergeometrics.

There is a Negative Hypergeometric Distribution.

The Beta–Negative Binomial Distribution is also known as the Generalized Waring Distribution.

Special Cases, 283

The distribution is called the Discrete Rectangular Distribution.

The distribution of leads in coin tossing.

The distribution of Yule.

The distribution of waring.

There is a Narayana Distribution.

There are related distributions.

The distribution of hypergeometrics is extended.

There are generalized hypergeometric probability distributions.

There are generalized hypergeometric factorial moment distributions.

Other Related Distributions, 299.

There are 7 Logarithmic and Lagrangian Distributions.

Logarithmic distribution, 302.

Definition, 302.

Historical Remarks and Genesis are included.

There are moments in this story.

There are 307 properties.

Approximations and Bounds, 309

There is a computation, tables, and computer generation.

Estimation, 311.

Characterizations, 315

It was 7.1.9 applications.

There are truncated and modified logarithmic distributions.

Generalizations of the Logarithmic Distribution.

Other Related Distributions, 321.

There are 325 Lagrangian Distributions.

The Multiplicative Process was written by Otter.

Borel Distribution, 327.

The Consul Distribution is 329.

The distribution of Geeta was 330.

The General Lagrangian Distributions of the First Kind are 331.

The Lagrangian distribution is 336.

The Lagrangian Negative Binomial Distribution is 340.

The Lagrangian Logarithmic Distribution is 341.

The Lagrangian Distributions of the Second Kind.

There are 8 Mixture Distributions.

Basic ideas, 343.

The introduction is 343.

8.1.2 Finite Mixtures.

The Varying Parameters are 345.

The Bayesian Interpretation is 347.

There are Finite Mixtures of Distributions.

The Parameters of Finite Mixtures are 347.

There is an 8.2.2 Parameter Estimation.

There are Zero-Modified and Hurdle Distributions.

Zero-Modified Distributions are examples.

There are 358 Finite Poisson Mixtures.

There are 358 Finite Binomial Mixtures.

Other Finite Mixtures of Distributions.

There are Continuous and Countable Mixtures of Distributions.

There are properties of general mixed distributions.

The properties of mixed distributions.

There are examples of Poisson Mixtures.

There are different types of Binomial Distributions.

There are examples of Binomial Mixtures.

There are Continuous and Countable Mixtures of Distributions.

The distribution of Gamma and Beta.

There are 9 stopped-sum distributions.

381 Generalized and Generalizing Distributions.

There are damage processes.

There are multiple Poisson distributions.

The distribution of Hermite.

The distribution of Poisson–binomial is 400.

There is a type A distribution.

The definition is 9.6.1

Moment properties are 405.

There are Tables and Approximations.

There is a 9.6.4 Estimation.

There are 409 applications.

Aeppli Distribution, 410.

There is a generalized Plya–Aeppli distribution.

There are generalizations of the Neyman type A distribution.

9.10 Thomas Distribution.

The Lagrangian Poisson Distribution is called Borel–Tanner Distribution.

The other Poisson–stopped sum distributions are listed.

There are other families of stopped-sum distributions.

There are 10 matching, Occupancy, runs and q-Series Distributions.

The introduction, 430.

There are 431 probabilities of combined events.

Matching Distributions, 434

There are Occupancy Distributions.

Classical Occupancy and Coupon Collecting is a topic covered in 10.4.1 Classical Occupancy and Coupon Collecting.

Bose–Einstein, Maxwell–Boltzmann, and Fermi–Dirac Statistics are included.

Specified Occupancy and Grassia– Binomial Distributions are included.

There are record value distributions.

Distributions, 450 runs.

There were 450 runs of Like Elements.

10.6.2 runs up and down.

The distribution of order k.

The early work on success runs distributions.

Geometric distribution of order k

There are negative binomial distribution of order k.

There are Logarithmic Distributions of Order k.

The distribution of order k.

Further distribution of order k

There are 10.8 q-Series Distributions.

Terminating Distributions is 465.

Distributions with Infinite Support are part of the q-Series.

There areBilateral q-Series Distributions.

There are q-Series Related Distributions.

There are 11 regression models.

There are parametric regression models.

The introduction was 478.

Tweedie–Poisson Family, 480.

Negative Binomial Regression Models are used.

The model is called the Poisson Lognormal Model.

The inverse Gaussian model was used.

The distribution is called the Poisson Polynomial Distribution.

The Weighted Poisson Distributions are 488.

There are Double-Poisson and Double- Binomial Distributions.

The Simplex– Binomial Mixture Model is 490.

Distributions that are not related to the main distribution.

Dandekar has a modified binomial and Poisson models.

The Digamma and Trigamma Distributions are listed.

The distribution is called the Discrete Ads Distribution.

The distribution of bessels.

The distribution is called the Discrete Mittag–Leffler Distribution.

The distribution of the student’s t is called the Discrete Student’s t Distribution.

Arley and Gegenbauer Distributions, 499

The Charlier Type B Distributions are 500.

The distribution was interrupted.

There are Lost-Games Distributions.

There is a distribution of Luria–Delbrck.

Naor’s Distribution, 507

There are partial-sums distributions.

There are 512 Queueing Theory Distributions.

There are reliability and survival distributions.

There is a Skellam–Haldane Gene Frequency Distribution.

There are two-Parameter Power Series Distributions.

Univariate Multinomial-Type Distributions are shown.

There are Urn Models with Stochastic Replacements.

Distributions related to Zipf.

Haight’s Distributions, 533.

There is a Bibliography 535.

breviations

Index 633

AUTHOR INFORMATION

There is a man named Norman L. Johnson. Professor of Statistics at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. The Editor-in-Chief was Dr. Johnson. There is an encyclopedia of statistical sciences. Second edition.

Madame W. Kemp. The Mathematical Institute is located at the University of St. Andrew’s in Scotland.

Samuel Kontz is a man. Professor and Research Scholar in the Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering at The George Washington University.

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