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Probability Models on Scale Invariant Functions for a Complex Random Vector


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Pukkila and Rao (1986) have considered- probability models to scale invariant discriminant functions for real random variables. These models are extended to complex random variables. Let x be a compelx random vector and G(x) be a nonsingular measure of size such that G(λx) = λG(x) for all real λ > 0- Explicit expressions are obtained for the density of complex angular Gaussian (CAG), Complex compositional Gaussian of type-1 and type-2 distributions. Further, a new class of complex lognormal (CLN) distributions is defined and some results on these distributions are established. Some problems of estimation of the parameters are discussed, and a non-parametric method similar to Pukkila and Rao (1986) for the estimation of the density of directional and compositional Gaussian data is indicated.

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Invariant Discriminant Functions, Complex Angular Gaussian, Complex Log Normal Directional and Compositional Gaussian Data.
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C. G. Khatri
Department of Statistics, Gujarat University, Ahmedabad-380 009, India
C. D. Bhavsar
Department of Statistics, Gujarat University, Ahmedabad-380 009, India

Abstract


Pukkila and Rao (1986) have considered- probability models to scale invariant discriminant functions for real random variables. These models are extended to complex random variables. Let x be a compelx random vector and G(x) be a nonsingular measure of size such that G(λx) = λG(x) for all real λ > 0- Explicit expressions are obtained for the density of complex angular Gaussian (CAG), Complex compositional Gaussian of type-1 and type-2 distributions. Further, a new class of complex lognormal (CLN) distributions is defined and some results on these distributions are established. Some problems of estimation of the parameters are discussed, and a non-parametric method similar to Pukkila and Rao (1986) for the estimation of the density of directional and compositional Gaussian data is indicated.

Keywords


Invariant Discriminant Functions, Complex Angular Gaussian, Complex Log Normal Directional and Compositional Gaussian Data.