Censored nonlinear regression models are often based on Gaussian errors for analytical convenience. However, real data—such as income levels, HIV viral loads, or agricultural yields—often exhibit asymmetry, heavy tails, outliers, and censored observations, making classical Gaussian models inadequate. In this study, w...
Omolbanin Moatani, M. Maleki, K. Zare et al.· Scientific Reports· 0 citations
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