2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jspi.2006.07.002
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Analysis of joint multiple failure mode and linear degradation data with renewals

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“…Here, we discuss the estimation of parameters required to implement the reliability function in (20). The unknown parameters are…”
Section: Statistical Inferential Methods For Unknown Parametersmentioning
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“…Here, we discuss the estimation of parameters required to implement the reliability function in (20). The unknown parameters are…”
Section: Statistical Inferential Methods For Unknown Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…From (17), (18), and (20), we know that the model not only has nine parameters but also is very complicated from Mathematical Problems in Engineering 5 a computational viewpoint. For this reason, the MCMC with the Gibbs sampling techniques is employed in this study to estimate model parameters.…”
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“…Lehmann surveyed some approaches to model the relationship between failure time data and covariate data like internal degradation and external environment models [13]. Bagdonavičius et al made use of the half updating process of the linear degradation model to study the non-parameter estimation method of competing failure model, and to simplify the calculation, the model used decomposition method [1]. Pareek et al studied the problem of censored data processing for competing failures [16].…”
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“…There are some works on the estimation of product reliability of bivariate or multivariate degradation data; see Huang and Askin (2003), Bagdonavicius et al (2004Bagdonavicius et al ( , 2007. But they only considered independence assumption or multivariate normal distribution of the multiple PCs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%