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Testing for exponential and marshall-olkin distributions

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Statistical tests for testing composite goodness-of-fit hypotheses on the exponential and bivariate Marshall-Olkin exponential distribution are proposed and investigated. The tests are based on the empirical moment generating function and are constructed to be consistent against all alternative distributions. A small sample simulation study indicates that the tests have very good power properties. The procedures are illustrated on a bivariate data set from American Football.

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Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference

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