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Relative Variability Estimation for the Power Lindley Distribution with Progressive Type-I Interval Censored Data
The measures of relative variability, such as the coefficient of variation, are highly utilized tools of inference in several interdisciplinary fields such as reliability, finance, quality control, and biological sciences. Inferential studies of these measures are highly limited for lifetime models,
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