Published
1997-01-01
Detección de dos o mas valores atípicos superiores en muestras aleatorias exponenciales utilizando la técnica de predicción de las observaciones máximas
Keywords:
Estadística matemática, Probabilidades, Distribución (Teoría de la probabilidad), Distribución exponencial, Predictor lineal, Estimador de kaminsky, Valores atípicos, Test de discordancia (es)Downloads
Partiendo de investigaciones realizadas por Balasooryia (1989)
y Gil y Vargas (1993), en el siguiente trabajo se prueba que tres estadísticas existentes aumentan ligeramente su potencia para detectar dos o tres valores atípicos superiores en muestras aleatorias exponenciales, si son modificadas con
el predictor lineal de Kaminsky.
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Panza Ospino, C., & Vargas, J. A. (1997). Detección de dos o mas valores atípicos superiores en muestras aleatorias exponenciales utilizando la técnica de predicción de las observaciones máximas. Revista Colombiana De Estadística, 18(35). https://revistas.unal.edu.co/index.php/estad/article/view/10122
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