This paper derives closed-form solutions for the fifth-ordered power method poly- nomial transformation based on the method of percentiles (MOP). A proposed MOP univariate procedure is described and compared with the method of moments (MOM) in the context of distribution fitting and estimating skew, kurtosis, fifth-and sixth- ordered functions. The MOP methodology is also extended from univariate to multi- variate data generation. The MOP procedure has an advantage over the MOM because it does not require numerical integration to compute intermediate correlations. In addition, the MOP procedure can be applied to distributions where mean and(or) variance do(does) not exist. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed MOP procedure is su...
Focusing on both univariate and multivariate nonnormal data generation, this book presents technique...
Three methods are reviewed for computing optimal weights and abscissas which can be used in the Quad...
In classical tests of hypotheses, assumptions concerning normality and homogeneity of variances are ...
This paper derives a standard normal based power method polynomial transformation for Monte Carlo si...
The conventional power method transformation is a moment-matching technique that simulates non-norma...
The Method of Moments (MOM) has been extensively used in statistics for obtaining conventional momen...
This paper develops two families of power method (PM) distributions based on polynomial transformati...
This paper derives closed-form solutions for the -and-ℎ shape parameters associated with the Tukey f...
Power method polynomials are used for simulating non-normal distributions with specified product mom...
The power method polynomial transformation is a popular procedure used for simulating univariate and...
Procedures are introduced and discussed for increasing the computational and statistical efficiency ...
The power method polynomial transformation is a popular procedure used for simulating univariate and...
Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any m...
This paper provides the requisite information and description of software that perform numerical co...
This paper introduces two families of distributions referred to as the symmetric κ and asymmetric κL...
Focusing on both univariate and multivariate nonnormal data generation, this book presents technique...
Three methods are reviewed for computing optimal weights and abscissas which can be used in the Quad...
In classical tests of hypotheses, assumptions concerning normality and homogeneity of variances are ...
This paper derives a standard normal based power method polynomial transformation for Monte Carlo si...
The conventional power method transformation is a moment-matching technique that simulates non-norma...
The Method of Moments (MOM) has been extensively used in statistics for obtaining conventional momen...
This paper develops two families of power method (PM) distributions based on polynomial transformati...
This paper derives closed-form solutions for the -and-ℎ shape parameters associated with the Tukey f...
Power method polynomials are used for simulating non-normal distributions with specified product mom...
The power method polynomial transformation is a popular procedure used for simulating univariate and...
Procedures are introduced and discussed for increasing the computational and statistical efficiency ...
The power method polynomial transformation is a popular procedure used for simulating univariate and...
Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any m...
This paper provides the requisite information and description of software that perform numerical co...
This paper introduces two families of distributions referred to as the symmetric κ and asymmetric κL...
Focusing on both univariate and multivariate nonnormal data generation, this book presents technique...
Three methods are reviewed for computing optimal weights and abscissas which can be used in the Quad...
In classical tests of hypotheses, assumptions concerning normality and homogeneity of variances are ...