Stochastic processes in reliability
In this scholarly review, the authors describe recent applications of stochastic processes to reliability theory. They discuss various aging properties of first passage times and stochastic comparisons of diverse maintenance policies. Various planned and unplanned replacement policies are studied in great detail and are applied to obtain stochastic comparison of point processes that are associated with general repair models. Computational results are presented for some stochastic comparison results associated with random hazard functions in a random environment. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0961.60001].
- On the use of stochastic processes in modeling reliability problems
- Stochastic processes and reliability of systems
- Stochastic comparison of age-dependent block replacement policies
- Reliability properties under a stopping time shift
- Opportunistic maintenance for multi-component shock models
- Comparisons of policies based on relevation and replacement by a new one unit in reliability
- Aging perspectives in some nondegradation stochastic processes
- Stochastic processes: Use and limitations in reliability theory
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 125972 (Why is no real title available?)
- Comparison of replacement policies via point processes
- Bayesian Analysis of Stochastic Processes in Reliability
- Stochastic bounds and dependence properties of survival times in a multicomponent shock model
- Power processes and their application to reliability.
- Stationarization of the seasonally changing failure flow (with reference to reliability problems)
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