Application of Ujlayan-Dixit Fractional Chi-Square Probability Distribution
Keywords:
Chi-Square Distribution (CSD), Continuous Random Variables, Probability Distribution, UD Fractional Derivative, Entropy
Abstract
In this study, we take into account the Ujlayan-Dixit (UD) fractional derivative in order to introduce the fractional probability density function for the Chi-Square distribution (CSD), and to establish certain new applications for this distribution through the use of fractional concepts in probability theory, such as cumulative distribution, survival, and hazard functions. Furthermore, other ideas and applications for continuous random variables are developed using the UD fractional analogs of statistical measures, which are expectation, rth-moments, rth-central moments, variance, and standard deviation. Lastly, we provide the UD fractional entropy measures, including Shannon, Tsallis, and R´enyi entropy.
Published
2025-06-03
How to Cite
Jebril, I. H., Hatamleh, R., Batiha, I., & Allouch, N. (2025). Application of Ujlayan-Dixit Fractional Chi-Square Probability Distribution. Statistics, Optimization & Information Computing, 14(1), 373-386. https://doi.org/10.19139/soic-2310-5070-2334
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Research Articles
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