This study introduces the sine unit exponentiated half-logistic distribution, a novel extension of the unit exponentiated half-logistic distribution within the sine-G family. Using trigonometric transformations, the proposed distribution offers flexible… Click to show full abstract
This study introduces the sine unit exponentiated half-logistic distribution, a novel extension of the unit exponentiated half-logistic distribution within the sine-G family. Using trigonometric transformations, the proposed distribution offers flexible density shapes for modeling asymmetric unit-interval data. We derive its statistical properties, including quantiles, moments, and stress–strength reliability, and estimate parameters via classical methods like maximum likelihood and Anderson–Darling. Simulations and real-world applications to fiber strength and burr datasets demonstrate the superior fit of the proposed distribution over competing models, highlighting its utility in reliability engineering and manufacturing.
               
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