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Try Hahn and Shapiro Statistical Models in Engineering and the discussion of the Pearson Distribution. This is illustrated within Wikipedia and relationships to well-known distributions are shown in section 4 of the same page. You can also find more background information herehere.

Try Hahn and Shapiro Statistical Models in Engineering and the discussion of the Pearson Distribution. This is illustrated within Wikipedia and relationships to well-known distributions are shown in section 4 of the same page. You can also find more background information here.

Try Hahn and Shapiro Statistical Models in Engineering and the discussion of the Pearson Distribution. This is illustrated within Wikipedia and relationships to well-known distributions are shown in section 4 of the same page. You can also find more background information here.

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Try Hahn and Shapiro Statistical Models in Engineering and the discussion of the Pearson Distribution. This is illustrated within Wikipedia and relationships to well-known distributions are shown in section 4 of the same page. You can also find more background information here.