The logistic distribution has found important applications in many different fields and several different forms of generalizations have been proposed in the literature. However it seems, with a few exceptions, that there are not in the literature forms of multivariate generalized logistic distributions. In this paper we focus on the type I generalized logistic distribution and, based on a procedure of multivariate transformation of multivariate exponential distributions, we introduce a class of multivariate type I generalized logistic distributions. We provide some examples of bivariate and multivariate distributions of this class
Logtype distributions were studied by a number of authors. Galton (1879) introduced log normal distr...
We give an introduction to the logistic and generalized logistic distributions. We obtain exact resu...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce a new family of multivariate distributions as the scale mixture ...
The logistic distribution has found important applications in many different fields and several di...
The Type I generalized logistic distribution also called the reversed generalized logistic distribut...
AbstractThree new multivariate semi-logistic distributions (denoted by MSL(1), MSL(2), and GMSL resp...
AbstractBecause of their flexibility, recently, much attention has been given to the study of genera...
Because of their flexibility, recently, much attention has been given to the study of generalized di...
A univariate logistic distribution can be specified by considering a suitable form for the odds in f...
A new class of bivariate distributions is presented in this paper. The procedure used in this paper ...
AbstractA new class of bivariate distributions is presented in this paper. The procedure used in thi...
Multivariate semi-logistic distribution is introduced and studied. Some characterizations properties...
In this paper, relationships between the generalized logistic and other distributions are given. Som...
We consider a form of generalized logistic distribution which is called extended type I generalized ...
A generalized logistic distribution is proposed, based on the fact that the difference of two indepe...
Logtype distributions were studied by a number of authors. Galton (1879) introduced log normal distr...
We give an introduction to the logistic and generalized logistic distributions. We obtain exact resu...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce a new family of multivariate distributions as the scale mixture ...
The logistic distribution has found important applications in many different fields and several di...
The Type I generalized logistic distribution also called the reversed generalized logistic distribut...
AbstractThree new multivariate semi-logistic distributions (denoted by MSL(1), MSL(2), and GMSL resp...
AbstractBecause of their flexibility, recently, much attention has been given to the study of genera...
Because of their flexibility, recently, much attention has been given to the study of generalized di...
A univariate logistic distribution can be specified by considering a suitable form for the odds in f...
A new class of bivariate distributions is presented in this paper. The procedure used in this paper ...
AbstractA new class of bivariate distributions is presented in this paper. The procedure used in thi...
Multivariate semi-logistic distribution is introduced and studied. Some characterizations properties...
In this paper, relationships between the generalized logistic and other distributions are given. Som...
We consider a form of generalized logistic distribution which is called extended type I generalized ...
A generalized logistic distribution is proposed, based on the fact that the difference of two indepe...
Logtype distributions were studied by a number of authors. Galton (1879) introduced log normal distr...
We give an introduction to the logistic and generalized logistic distributions. We obtain exact resu...
AbstractIn this paper, we introduce a new family of multivariate distributions as the scale mixture ...