The Failure and Hazard Processes in Multivariate Reliability Systems
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- The multivariate hazard construction
- A note on the exponentiality of total hazards before failure
- Dynamic reliability models with conditional proportional hazards
- Long run proportional hazards models of random censorship
- Lifelength in a random environment
- Bounds on system reliability of used components under \(\text{MIFR}/{\mathfrak J}_t\) assumption
- Optimal maintenance policies in random environments
- Minimal standby redundancy allocation in a k-out-of-n:F system of dependent components
- On some conditional characteristics of hazard rate processes induced by external shocks
- Rejoinder: Concert unlikely, ``Jugalbandi perhaps
- Diagonal sections of copulas, multivariate conditional hazard rates and distributions of order statistics for minimally stable lifetimes
- Reliability properties under a stopping time shift
- A multivariate IFR notion based on the multivariate dispersive ordering
- Load-sharing reliability models with different component sensitivities to other components' working states
- Reliability, signature, and relative quality functions of systems under time-homogeneous load-sharing models
- Study of a Stochastic Failure Model in a Random Environment
- On a stochastic survival model for a system under randomly variable environment
- Fifty years of reliability in operations research
- Conditional variability ordering of distributions
- Dynamic multivariate aging notions in relability theory
- Active redundancy allocation for a \(k\)-out-of-\(n\):F system of dependent components
- Pattern's reliability importance under dependence condition and different information levels
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