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In analogy with the log-normal distribution, this model describes the random variable Y= exp(X), where X is Laplace-distributed with the PDF (1), and is given by the PDF g y)=frac{alpha}{2delta} left{ begin{array}{ll} (y/delta)^{alpha-1} & text{for (0leq y < delta)}, (y/delta)^{-alpha-1} & text{for (ygeq delta)}, end{array} right.
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