Bivariate Semi-Logistic Distribution and Processes

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Bivariate semi-logistic and Marshall-Olkin bivariate semi-logistic distributions are introduced. Some properties of these distributions are studied. First order autoregressive processes with bivariate semi-logistic and Marshall-Olkin bivariate semi-logistic distributions as marginals are introduced and studied.

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volume 3  issue 2

pages  159- 176

publication date 2007-03

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