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Normal Power Series Class of Distributions: Model, Properties and Applications

A new class of distributions, called as normal power series (NPS), which contains the normal one as a particular case, is introduced in this paper. This new class which is obtained by compounding the normal and power series distributions, is presented as an alternative to the class of skew-normal and Balakrishnan skew-normal distributions, among others. The density and distribution functions of this new class of distributions, are given by a closed expression which allows us to easily compute probabilities, moments and related measurements. Estimation of the parameters of this new model by maximum likelihood method via an EM- algorithm is given. Finally, some applications are shown as examples.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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