Skew Generalized Secant Hyperbolic. A random variable X has a skew generalized
secant hyperbolic distribution with parameters к > 0 and λ > — π is its density is
/ ɪ ʌ ___________Cl___________
∖ 1 + ɪ J a + cosh (c2 κ~ssn(x')χ) ,
where
a = cos(A),
« = 1,
a = cosh(λ)
|
and |
Cl |
sin(λ) = ^Γc2 |
if λ ∈ |
( —7Γ, 0), |
|
and |
Cl |
= C2 |
if λ = |
0, |
|
and |
Cl |
sinh(λ) = ^^C2 |
if λ > |
0. |
The skew logistic distribution is a special case of this distribution when к ψ 1 and
ʌ = 0.
The cdf of X is given by
-P1SGSH («) =
(τ⅛∙) g(kx)
< 1 - fττ⅛) G(-)
у 1+я 2 J V к >
for X < 0,
for X > 0,
where
ɪ + ɪ tan 1 [tan (ʌ) tanh (^-æ)]
G(x) = < 1 [1 ÷ tanh (^-æ)]
ɪ + ɪ tanh 1 [tanh (ʌ) tanh (⅛Jr)]
for λ ∈ ( —7Γ, 0),
for λ = 0,
for λ > 0,
is the cdf of the symmetric generalized secant hyperbolic distribution with zero mean
and unit variance obtained when к = 1. Moreover, the moments of order r, r = 1, 2,...,
are:
E(Xr)
c1 Γ(r + 1)
2⅛+1√α2 - 1
where Lr (∙) indicates the polylogarithmic function whose primary definition is1
Iw∣ <1, w ∈ (D.
Skew Power Exponential. A random variable X has a skew exponential power
distribution (SEP) with parameters к > 0 and β > 0 is its density is
Jsep (^) = (ɪ) r = r °2 ɑə '' eχP [~cβκ 2-sr",∙''i∣.∕∙∣2-] ,
with c = Γ J Γ 1 ɪhe skew Laplace distribution is a special case of the SEP
when к ≠ 1 and β = ɪ. Likewise, when β = 1 we obtain a normal distribution.
1See at the web page http://functions.wolfram.com/10.08.02.0001.01
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