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Una estimación del parámetro de la distribución g de Tukey

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José Alfredo Jiménez ()
Jorge Martínez ()
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Se presenta una forma explícita de la función de densidad de una variable con distribución g-h de Tukey, en términos de los cuantiles de la distribución normal estándar. La expresión de la densidad de probabilidad propuesta permite establecer un estimador del parámetro g asociado a la subfamilia de distribuciones g de Tukey.

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