On Probabilities of Misclassification Related to Logit-normal Distribution

Awogbemi Clement Adeyeye; Urama Kenny Ugochukwu

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On Probabilities of Misclassification Related to Logit-normal Distribution

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African Journal of Mathematics and Statistics Studies

Vol. 3Issue 42020pp. 72–77Published 9 October 2020

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Abstract:

The probabilities of misclassification associated with logit-normal distribution are studied in this work by examining the logistic transformation on normally distributed random variables. The distribution theory and rules in respect of logit-normal distribution for conditional and expected probabilities of misclassification are also considered. While the probability density function (pdf) of conditional probability is generated, the expected probability of misclassification is approximately established.

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