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A general class of multivariate distribution involving H̅ -function
In this paper an attempt has been made to present unified theory of the classical statistical distribution associated with the multivariate generalized Dirichlet distribution involving H̅- function with general arguments. In particular, Mathematical expectation of a general class of polynomials, characteristic function and the distribution function are investigated.
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Probability Density Function, Dirichlet Distribution, General Class of Polynomials, H̅-functionclassification: 33c99)
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