The Lewandowski-Kurowicka-Joe (L-K-J) distribution is a family of multivariate distributions that is used to model dependence structures among random variables. It is particularly useful in the context of copulas, which are functions that describe the dependence between random variables while allowing for flexibility in their marginal distributions. The L-K-J distribution is a specific type of copula that is defined on the unit simplex.
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