Gianpaolo Pulcini

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Discussion of: ``Specifying prior distributions in reliability applications Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry	2024-07-30	Paper
Bayesian estimation and prediction for the transformed Wiener degradation process Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry	2024-07-25	Paper
A condition-based maintenance policy for deteriorating units. An application to the cylinder liners of marine engine Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry	2024-07-18	Paper
A Bayesian approach for non-homogeneous gamma degradation processes Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods	2022-05-23	Paper
A Bayesian approach for the transformed gamma degradation process	2021-03-29	Paper
A perturbed gamma degradation process with degradation dependent non-Gaussian measurement errors Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry	2020-02-06	Paper
A new state-dependent degradation process and related model misidentification problems European Journal of Operational Research	2018-05-30	Paper
Burn-in procedure based on a dependent covariate process Advances in Applied Probability	2015-07-15	Paper
Modeling the mileage accumulation process with random effects Communications in Statistics. Theory and Methods	2013-11-07	Paper
Early inference on reliability of upgraded automotive components by using past data and technical information Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference	2009-03-20	Paper
ACCOUNTING FOR MODEL UNCERTAINTY IN RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF MECHANICAL REPAIRABLE EQUIPMENT Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods	2004-02-04	Paper
ON THE PREDICTION OF FUTURE FAILURES FOR A REPAIRABLE EQUIPMENT SUBJECT TO OVERHAULS Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods	2002-07-28	Paper

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