Authors:
A. S. Mohammed,Alaa M. Hamad,Abbas Najim Salman,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2019.10.00078Keywords:
Reliability,Stress-Strength (S-S),Kumaraswamy distribution,Maximum likelihood estimator,Moment estimator and Shrinkage estimator,Abstract
In this paper dealt with estimating the reliability in the (S-S) stress-strength of Kumaraswamy function distribution using different estimation methods, Maximum likelihood, Moment method, Shrinkage method depend on to Monte Carlo simulation Comparisons between estimation methods have been using mean square error criteria.Refference:
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