| Abstract: | The density level sets of the two types of measures under consideration are l 2, p -circles with p = 1 and p = 2, respectively. The intersection-percentage function (ipf) of such a measure reflects the percentages which the level set corresponding to the p-radius r shares for each r > 0 with a set to be measured. The geometric measure representation formulae in Richter (2009
Richter , W.-D. (2009). Continuous l n, p -symmetric distributions. Lithuanian Mathemat. J. 49:93–108.Crossref], Web of Science ®] , Google Scholar]) is based upon these ipf's and will be used here for evaluating exact cdf's and pdf's for the linear combination, the product, and the ratio of the components of two-dimensional simplicial or spherically distributed random vectors. |
