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The following pages link to On the Moments of the Beta Normal Distribution (Q4449140):
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- An appropriate empirical version of skew-normal density (Q451518) (← links)
- Closed-form expressions for moments of a class of beta generalized distributions (Q468007) (← links)
- The Kumaraswamy skew-normal distribution (Q491698) (← links)
- Beta generalized distributions and related exponentiated models: a Bayesian approach (Q1930640) (← links)
- A skew extension of the slash distribution via beta-normal distribution (Q1956347) (← links)
- Extremal properties of the beta-normal distribution (Q2157726) (← links)
- Volatility estimation and jump detection for drift-diffusion processes (Q2190225) (← links)
- Modified beta distributions (Q2253820) (← links)
- General results for the beta Weibull distribution (Q2862404) (← links)
- Some Results for Beta Fréchet Distribution (Q3007828) (← links)
- Closed form expressions for moments of the beta Weibull distribution (Q3087145) (← links)
- The Beta Exponential-Geometric Distribution (Q3168374) (← links)
- Toward the establishment of a family of distributions that may fit any dataset (Q4638810) (← links)
- On Some Properties of the Beta Normal Distribution (Q4648658) (← links)
- General results for the beta-modified Weibull distribution (Q4914969) (← links)
- The beta Weibull-geometric distribution (Q4922606) (← links)
- Topp–Leone normal distribution with application to increasing failure rate data (Q4960643) (← links)
- THE BETA EXPONENTIAL PARETO DISTRIBUTION (Q5036046) (← links)
- Tail behavior and extremes of the beta-normal distribution (Q5092719) (← links)
- A simple formula based on quantiles for the moments of beta generalized distributions (Q5218925) (← links)
- Some New Results on the Beta Skew-Normal Distribution (Q5268837) (← links)
- The beta generalized exponential distribution (Q5306330) (← links)
- The log‐power‐normal distribution with application to air pollution (Q6069111) (← links)
- The log‐power‐normal distribution is the exponentiated lognormal distribution (Q6090043) (← links)
- Methods for generating families of univariate continuous distributions in the recent decades (Q6562696) (← links)