Some Results on Inference for the Weibull Process
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- Cpit goodness-of-fit tests for the power-law process
- Predictive analyses for nonhomogeneous Poisson processes with power law using Bayesian approach
- Reliability analysis of two-unit stand-by redundant systems allowing for aging
- Likelihood-based prediction of future Weibull record values
- Bayesian inference for the power law process
- On estimating the current intensity of failure for the power-law process
- Estimating quantiles of the cumulative mean function of the nonhomogeneous Poisson process
- Bayesian prediction of the overhaul effect on a repairable system with bounded failure intensity
- Sensitivity analysis of a reliability growth model
- Asymptotic properties of estimators in a binomial reliability growth model and its continuous-time analog
- Confidence estimation with discrete reliability growth models
- Statistical inference and prediction for the Weibull process with incomplete observations
- Repeated significance tests on accumulating data of repairable systems
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