Test of fit for Marshall–Olkin distributions with applications

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The unit-inverse Gaussian distribution: A new alternative to two-parameter distributions on the unit interval (2018, background): “For example, T represents the failure time (in days) of a device during a warranty period of ν = 365 days, or the time (in minutes) of the first kick goal scored by a team in a professional soccer match of ν = 90 minutes (see Meintanis (2007)).”
Bivariate inverse Weibull distribution (2016, methodology): “Meintanis [19] used the Marshal–Olkin distribution to analyse the data.”
Bivariate Kumaraswamy distribution: properties and a new method to generate bivariate classes (2013, methodology): “We analysed a real data set and showed through goodness-of-fit tests that the BVK distribution can be used for modelling the data obtained from [37].”
The limit distribution of weighted $$L^2$$L2-goodness-of-fit statistics under fixed alternatives, with applications (2017, methodology): “…Iliopoulos and Meintanis (2003) studied L2-statistics in connectionwithGOF testing for theRayleigh distribution, Meintanis (2008b) considered testing for the log-normal family bymeans of the EMF, and Meintanis (2007) used the ELT for L2-based tests of fit for bivariate Marshall–Olkin distributions.”