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Yahia Abdel-Aty1,2, Mohamed Kayid3, Ghadah Alomani4
1Department of Mathematics, College of Science, Taibah University, Saudi Arabia.
Abstract:
A Bayesian method based on the learning rate parameter is called a generalized Bayesian method. In this study, joint hybrid censored type I and type II samples from exponential populations were examined to determine the influence of the parameter on the estimation results. To investigate the selection effects of the learning rate and the loss parameters on the estimation results, we considered two additional loss functions in the Bayesian approach: the linear and the generalized entropy loss functions. We then compared the generalized Bayesian algorithm with the traditional Bayesian algorithm. We performed Monte Carlo simulations to compare the performance of the estimation results with the losses and different values of . The effects of different losses with different values and learning rate parameters are examined using an example.
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