On the Hazard Rate Functions of Hiv/Aids using Weibull and Exponential Models
hazard, exponential distribution, weibull distribution, infection time
Abstract
This paper presents the hazard rate functions of Weibull and Exponential Distributions. Estimates of the hazard rates were obtained using simulated HIV/AIDs data, it was found that for exponential distribution the hazard rate is constant while that of the Weibull distribution increases as the time of infection increases.
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2016-09-16
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