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Ordering results between two multiple-outlier finite δ-mixtures
In this paper, we have obtained sufficient conditions for comparing two multiple-outlier (M-O) finite -mixtures based on the usual stochastic order and reversed hazard rate order. We have assumed a general parametric family of distributions for the subpopulations. Many distributions satisfying baseline-related conditions in the established results have also been provided as examples.