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Classical estimation of hazard rate and mean residual life functions of Pareto distribution. (English) Zbl 1508.62228

Summary: In this paper we find the maximum likelihood estimates (MLEs) of hazard rate and mean residual life functions (MRLF) of Pareto distribution, their asymptotic non degenerate distribution, exact distribution and moments. We also discuss the uniformly minimum variance unbiased estimate (UMVUE) of hazard rate function and MRLF. Finally, two numerical examples with simulated data and real data set, are presented to illustrate the proposed estimates.

MSC:

62N02 Estimation in survival analysis and censored data
62F10 Point estimation
62N05 Reliability and life testing
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