‎Several modifications of the Laplace distribution have been introduced and applied in various fields up to this day‎. ‎In this paper‎,  ‎we introduce a modified symmetric version of the classical Laplace distribution‎.  ‎We provide a comprehensive theoretical description of this distribution‎. ‎In particular‎, ‎we derive the formulas for th...

many environmental and physiological factors affect plant temperature. the objective of this study was to use thermal imagery to investigate robust features for early diagnosis of botrytis cinerea infection in cut rose flowers under the postharvest application of methyl jasmonate (meja). three cases treated with different concentrations of meja (0.1, 0.2, and 0.3 µl.l−1), a control (0 µl.l−1 me...

‎The goal of this study is to introduce an Asymmetric Uniform-Laplace (AUL) distribution‎. ‎We present a detailed theoretical description of this distribution‎. ‎We try to estimate the parameters of AUL distribution using the maximum likelihood method‎. ‎Since the likelihood approach results in complicated forms‎, ‎we suggest a bootstrap-based approach for es...

Over the last decade there has been a marked interest to a Laplace distribution and its properties and generalizations, especially in a framework of financial applications. Such an interest has led to a revision and discussion of available goodness-of-fit procedures for a Laplace distribution. Indeed, since most of the studies which employ the Laplace distribution are concerned with modelling h...

We show that the family of Esscher-transformed Laplace distributions is a subclass of asymmetric Laplace laws. AMS 2000 classification: primary 60E05; secondary 62P05

We report a skew-Laplace statistical analysis of both flow cytometry scatters and cell size from microbial strains primarily grown in batch cultures, others in chemostat cultures and bacterial aquatic populations. Cytometry scatters best fit the skew-Laplace distribution while cell size as assessed by an electronic particle analyzer exhibited a moderate fitting. Unlike the cultures, the aquatic...