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The following pages link to A reliability system under cumulative shocks governed by a BMAP (Q2285926):
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- Modelling of marginally regular bivariate counting process and its application to shock model (Q1739332) (← links)
- Optimal inspection for missions with a possibility of abortion or switching to a lighter regime (Q1979195) (← links)
- Fitting procedure for the two-state batch Markov modulated Poisson process (Q2001458) (← links)
- Optimal preventive maintenance for systems having a continuous output and operating in a random environment (Q2001875) (← links)
- On a multivariate IFR and positively dependent lifetime model induced by multiple shot-noise processes (Q2066509) (← links)
- Reliability analysis of a new family mixed shock models for the multi-state systems (Q2088802) (← links)
- State space and binary decision diagram models for discrete standby systems with multistate components (Q2110029) (← links)
- Multivariate reliability modelling based on dependent dynamic shock models (Q2294755) (← links)
- Reliability modeling for mutually dependent competing failure processes due to degradation and random shocks (Q2294757) (← links)
- Reliability analysis for multi-component systems with degradation interaction and categorized shocks (Q2295227) (← links)
- Analysis of the BMAP/PH/\(N\) queueing system with backup servers (Q2295246) (← links)
- Retrial multi-server queuing system with \textit{PHF} service time distribution as a model of a channel with unreliable transmission of information (Q2307110) (← links)
- A multiple warm standby repairable system under N-policy with multiple vacations following Markovian arrival process (Q5077447) (← links)
- Modeling systems with two dependent components under bivariate shock models (Q5085966) (← links)
- Findings about the BMMPP for modeling dependent and simultaneous data in reliability and queueing systems (Q5213950) (← links)
- Reliability analysis for degradation and shock process based on truncated normal distribution (Q5867461) (← links)
- Reliability of a system under a new mixed shock model (Q5875207) (← links)