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Estimation of Weighted Extropy with Focus on Its Use in Reliability Modeling
Muhammed Rasheed Irshad1, Krishnakumar Archana1, Radhakumari Maya2
1Department of Statistics, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Cochin 682 022, Kerala, India.
This study introduces non-parametric estimators for weighted extropy, a rarely studied measure. Validation through simulations and real data confirms the usefulness of these new weighted extropy estimation methods.
Area of Science:
- Information Theory
- Statistical Inference
Background:
- Weighted extropy estimation is an under-researched area in statistical literature.
- Existing methods for extropy estimation may not be suitable for weighted distributions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To propose novel non-parametric estimators for weighted extropy.
- To validate and compare the performance of these new estimators.
Main Methods:
- Development of non-parametric estimation techniques for weighted extropy.
- Implementation of simulation studies to assess estimator properties.
- Application to real-world datasets for practical relevance.
Main Results:
- The proposed non-parametric estimators for weighted extropy are presented.
- Simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness and comparative performance of the estimators.
- Data illustration confirms the practical utility of the developed methods.
Conclusions:
- The study successfully introduces and validates new non-parametric estimators for weighted extropy.
- The findings contribute to the limited literature on weighted extropy estimation.
- The demonstrated usefulness on real data suggests practical applicability in various fields.
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