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Fig 1.

Probability density functions of the standard PDLomax and RPDLomax distributions at various values of λ.

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Fig 2.

Cumulative distribution functions of the standard PDLomax and RPDLomax distributions at various values of λ.

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Table 1.

Bias, RMSE and CP calculated for the parameters β0, β1, and λ.

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Table 2.

Mean proportion of 1’s, for λ = {0.25, 0.5, 2, 4}, of the samples of the power Cauchy model.

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Table 3.

Comparative Bayesian measures of the proposed models and binary logistic regression.

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Table 4.

Descriptive measures of the Wilt dataset.

SD = standard deviation.

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Table 5.

Comparison metrics of the models fitted to the Wilt dataset.

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Table 6.

Descriptive measures of the parameters of the RPDLomax model fitted to the Wilt dataset.

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Fig 3.

Nonlinear effect of each variable on the probability that a tree is diseased (), on average, when the other variables are constant, based on the adjusted RPDLomax model (Wilt dataset).

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Fig 4.

Density of the predictive probabilities estimated by the RPDLomax model adopted in the first application (Wilt dataset), for observations #200 to 220.

The red line represents the average of the estimated diseased tree probabilities, .

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Fig 5.

Plots of the quantile residuals of the RPDLomax model fitted to the Wilt dataset.

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Fig 6.

Boxplots of the estimated mean predictive probabilities for each observation, based on the RPDLomax model and the Logistic model for each class (Wilt dataset).

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Table 7.

Descriptive statistics (minimum, first quartile, median, mean, third quartile, maximum) of probabilities for the RPDLomax and Logistic models by class (Wilt dataset).

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Table 8.

Descriptive measures of the Blood Donation dataset.

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Table 9.

Comparison metrics of the models fitted to the Blood Donation dataset.

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Table 10.

Descriptive measures of the parameters of the RPDLomax fitted to the Blood Donation dataset.

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Fig 7.

Plots of the quantile residuals of the RPDLomax model fitted to the Blood Donation dataset.

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Fig 8.

Boxplots of the estimated mean predictive probabilities for each observation, based on the RPDLomax model and the Logistic model for each class (Blood Donation dataset).

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