Tests for Monotone Mean Residual Life, Using Randomly Censored Data
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(17)- On the monotonic properties of the residual variance and their applications in reliability
- A moment inequality for decreasing (increasing) mean residual life distributions with hypothesis testing application
- A family of test statistics for detecting monotone mean residual life
- Properties of reliability functions of discrete distributions
- Confidence intervals for the ratio of two median residual lifetimes with left-truncated and right-censored data
- Comparison of several confidence intervals for median residual lifetime with left-truncated and right-censored data
- Inference on quantile residual life function under right-censored data
- Test for DMRL using censored data
- Estimating the Deviation from Exponentiality Under Random Censorship
- Jackknife empirical likelihood test for mean residual life functions
- Quantile residual lifetime with right-censored and length-biased data
- Test for comparing complete expectations of life of two groups
- A family of non-parametric tests for decreasing mean time to failure with censored data
- Multivariate variance residual life in discrete time
- Nonparametric Inference on Median Residual Life Function
- A new family of tests for DMTTF alternatives under complete and censored samples
- A U-statistic-based test for exponentiality using starshaped mean equilibrium class of life distributions
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