A simple and novel method is presented to approximate the distribution of the sum of independent, but not necessarily identical, lognormal random variables, by the lognormal distribution. It is shown that matching a short GaussHermite approximation of the moment generating function of the lognormal sum with that of the lognormal distribution leads to an accurate lognormal sum approximation. The advantage of the proposed method over the ones in the literature, such as the Fenton-Wilkinson method, Schwartz-Yeh method, and the recently proposed Beaulieu-Xie method, is that it provides the parametric flexibility to handle the inevitable trade-off that needs to be made in approximating different regions of the probability distribution function. ...
Sum statistics of multiple lognormally distributed corre-lated random variables are studied in the c...
This paper considers different approximations for computing either the distribution function or vari...
SUMMARY. Measurements have been made which are subject to error, and we are required to give limits ...
A simple, novel, and general method is presented in this paper for approximating the sum of independ...
A simple and novel method is presented to approximate by the lognormal distribution the probability ...
A simple accurate lognormal approximation to the sum of independent non-identical lognormal variates...
The sum of the lognormal distributions is widely used for performance analysis in various areas, inc...
The sum of lognormal variables has been a topic of interest in several fields of research such as en...
In this review, we will consider two closely related problems associated with the lognormal distribu...
Abstract—Sums of lognormal random variables (RVs) are of wide interest in wireless communications an...
Finding the distribution of the sum of lognormal random variables is an important mathematical probl...
Several methods have been proposed to approximate the sum of correlated lognormal RVs. However the a...
In this paper we consider different approximations for computing the distribution function or risk m...
Abstract. In this paper, mixture approximations are proposed for the distribution function of the su...
Sums of lognormal random variables occur in many problems in wireless communications due to large-sc...
Sum statistics of multiple lognormally distributed corre-lated random variables are studied in the c...
This paper considers different approximations for computing either the distribution function or vari...
SUMMARY. Measurements have been made which are subject to error, and we are required to give limits ...
A simple, novel, and general method is presented in this paper for approximating the sum of independ...
A simple and novel method is presented to approximate by the lognormal distribution the probability ...
A simple accurate lognormal approximation to the sum of independent non-identical lognormal variates...
The sum of the lognormal distributions is widely used for performance analysis in various areas, inc...
The sum of lognormal variables has been a topic of interest in several fields of research such as en...
In this review, we will consider two closely related problems associated with the lognormal distribu...
Abstract—Sums of lognormal random variables (RVs) are of wide interest in wireless communications an...
Finding the distribution of the sum of lognormal random variables is an important mathematical probl...
Several methods have been proposed to approximate the sum of correlated lognormal RVs. However the a...
In this paper we consider different approximations for computing the distribution function or risk m...
Abstract. In this paper, mixture approximations are proposed for the distribution function of the su...
Sums of lognormal random variables occur in many problems in wireless communications due to large-sc...
Sum statistics of multiple lognormally distributed corre-lated random variables are studied in the c...
This paper considers different approximations for computing either the distribution function or vari...
SUMMARY. Measurements have been made which are subject to error, and we are required to give limits ...