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CONSTRUCTING A NEW FAMILY DISTRIBUTION FROM THREE
PARAMETERS WEIBULL USING ENTROPY TRANSFORMATION


Dhwyia S. Hassun
1


1
Professor, Department of Statistics, College of Administration & Economic,
University of Baghdad, Iraq



ABSTRACT

This paper deals with constructing a new family probability density function from Weibull
three parameters (, , ), using statistical entropy transformation (which is considered as a measure
of uncertainty), we construct this p.d.f, then prove its integrate from ( ) equal (1). Also the
cumulative distribution function (C.D.F) was derived, and given in simple form which is necessary
for simulation procedure. The constructed . . is necessary for skewed data, and for data represent
time to failure of device and component after a value of threshold parameter. All the derivation
required are explained. The formula of (

) moments is derived in order to be used for estimation of


parameters by moment method. The maximum likelihood estimators of three parameters were found,
it is implicit functions, which need numerical solution to obtain (

).

Keywords: New Generated . . , Entropy Transformation, Maximum Likelihood & Moment
Estimator, Cumulative Distribution Function.

1. INTRODUCTION

One of the commonly used probability distribution for studying the reliability and
maintainability analysis is the three parameters Weibull. The use of Weibull distribution to describe
real phenomena has a long history. This distribution was originally proposed by the Swedish
physicist WaloddiWeibull. He used it for modeling the distribution of breaking strength of materials.
Since then it has received applications in many areas (Weibull 1951).
This distribution has many applications in engineering, reliability, break age data, and time to
failure data. It is applied in optimality testing of Markov type optimization
[15]
, also it is useful to
study the voltage of electric circuits
[16]
. The estimating of three parameters Weibull distribution is
complicated, since the equations obtained from the estimation method are too difficult to implement
it, but in this paper we work on modifying the . . of three parameters Weibull, using entropy like
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transformation, this modified . . is useful in cases of uncertainty found in data obtained from
various applications, so the work here is restricted only about the new generated family with its
derivation and how to estimate its three parameters using method of moments and maximum
likelihood method. But in future we shall continue the work and apply simulation procedure to
compare between various estimators of parameters.

2. OBJECTIVE OF RESEARCH

The objective of this paper is to find a new generated probability distribution function using
entropy like transformation of Weibull three parameters, also to derive its cumulative distribution
function, also to derive a general form of moments from;



And use it to find first second and third moments aboutorigin.

Therefore the generated probability density function from Weibull three parameters (c is
shape parameter and location parameter and scale parameter), is derived and it is defined by;

exp


0
Where;
1



Also we explain how to estimate the parameters (, , ), and how to find the cumulative
distribution function of [] i.e [ ],

exp


1 exp

1

3. DEFINITION OF CONSTRUCTED . . FUNCTION

We know that the cumulative distribution function . . of . Weibull with three
parameters (c is shape parameter and location parameter and scale parameter) is defined by;

1 exp

(1)

And the reliability function is;

exp

(2)

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Then the generated function defined as;

ln (3)

1 exp

exp

(4)

defined in equation (3) using entropy like transformation is derived w.r.to () to obtain the new
generated . . ;

exp

, , 0 (5)
0
Which integrate to one (i.e);

1

(6)

Also the cumulative distribution function (C.D.F) is obtained;

(7)

exp



Using integration by parts we have;

1 exp

1 (8)

In order to assess the performances of the parameter estimation methods by moments and
M.L and other methods, first we derive a formula for (

) moments of

i.e

which is
defined in equation (10), were;

(9)

exp



Let





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Let

exp
1


exp

(10)

When 1;


(11)

2
1


And from;


2
2

(12)

Also;

(13)

These expectations are useful in obtaining moment estimators for the three parameters (, , ):
From

(14)

And

2
2

2
1

2
2

2
1

2
2


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(15)

2
1



And from third moment we have;

2
3

2
3

2
3

3 2

2
2

2
1


2
1

2
3

2
2

2
1


2
1

2
1

2
3

2
1

2
2

2
1

(16)

There for to find moment estimators for the three parameters (, , ) of new generated . .
the following three equations must solved numerically and simultaneously, these equations (14, 15,
16) are;

2
1

2
2

2
3

2
1

2
2




4. ESTIMATING THREE PARAMETERS BY MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD METHOD

To find M.L.E for three parameters (, , ) of the generated . . (equation [5]), let
(

, ,

) be value of a random variable (T) with () sample size, from (5) then;



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17

Taking logarithm of (17) yield;

log log log 2 1 log

18

Simplifying equation (18) implies;

log log log 2 1

log

2 1 log

19

Then differentiating (19) partially with respect to each parameter we obtain MLE from equating each
partial derivatives to zero.

log

2 log

2 log

log

20

log

2 1

21

log

2 1
1

1

2 1

2 1

2 1

0 22

Then the equations for maximum likelihood estimators of three parameters which are
obtained from (20, 21, 22) are;

2 log

log

2 log
1


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Therefore;

(23)

Which is implicit function of

and (

).

Also we have;

2 1


2
1

24

Which is also an implicit function can be solved numerically, and from

0

2 1


2 1


2 1

2
1

25

Which is the same as equation (24), then for fixed value of (

) equation (24 & 25) can be solved


numerically to find (

) and (

) and then (

).



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CONCLUSION

1. The new generated . . using entropy transformation is useful for skewness data.
2. The data have location parameter so this distribution is good for representing the distribution of
failure time after () value since ( ).
3. The value of () may represent the scale for evaluating the reliability of device after time interval
since ( ).
4. Another methods for estimation can be used like Baysian method, Percentile method.

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