A brief introduction to the geometry of mixed distributions for the study of fractional data
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In this work we propose to introduce the differential geometry arising in the study of mixed distributions used in the modeling of fractional data. Many authors focus on rates or proportions which are measured on the interval (0, 1). However, there are many situations in which we should include at least one of the extreme points of (0, 1). [...]
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