The proportional intermingling of two different exponential distribution terms
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In this paper we introduce a new distribution, called proportional exponential difference (PED) distribution, such that its probability density function is in the form:
where และ . We study some properties of PED distribution such as expected value, variance, moment generating function and its limit at and 1.
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