Research Article

Characterization and Goodness-of-Fit Test of Pareto and Some Related Distributions Based on Near-Order Statistics

Table 1

Monte Carlo power estimates of the tests at 5 percent significant level with null distribution function Power (1,2).

Sample sizeTestLG (2,8)LN (0,1)G (3,1)W (0.5,2)U

50.9999 (0.0494)0.892 (0.0475)0.7619 (0.05)0.8969 (0.048)0.8698 (0.0498)
b = 2.1b = 1.66b = 1.69b = 1.68b = 1.67
0.9999 (0.05)0.892 (0.0495)0.7619 (0.05)0.8969 (0.05)0.8698 (0.05)
b = 2.22b = 1.42b = 1.39b = 1.65b = 1.39
0.757 (0.05)0.752 (0.05)0.3217 (0.05)0.618 (0.05)0.121 (0.05)
0.428 (0.05)0.588 (0.05)0.3217 (0.05)0.367 (0.05)0.08 (0.05)

71 (0.05)0.9626 (0.499)0.8711 (0.05)0.963 (0.05)0.9528 (0.05)
b = 2.3b = 1.67b = 1.61b = 1.71b = 1.62
1 (0.05)0.9626 (0.05)0.8711 (0.05)0.963 (0.05)0.9528 (0.05)
b = 2.42b = 1.37b = 1.88b = 1.381b = 1.89
0.826 (0.05)0.810 (0.05)0.392 (0.05)0.81 (0.05)0.11 (0.05)
0.833 (0.05)0.766 (0.05)0.496 (0.05)0.764 (0.05)0.094 (0.05)

101 (0.05)1 (0.05)1 (0.05)1 (0.05)0.8813 (0.05)
b = 2.38b = 1.15b = 1.15b = 1.11b = 2
1 (0.05)1 (0.05)1 (0.05)1 (0.05)0.8813 (0.05)
b = 2.57b = 1.38b = 1.88b = 1.38b = 2.01
0.945 (0.05)0.9066 (0.05)0.559 (0.05)0.9118 (0.05)0.129 (0.05)
0.975 (0.05)0899 (0.05)0.706 (0.050.9071 (0.05)0.121 (0.05)