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For classical goodness-of-fit tests as well as for their modified versions in case of Type-II right censored data, results of a simulation study are presented, where the powers of the tests under consideration against beta alternatives are illustrated in informative, user-oriented plots that...
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Motivated from extreme value (EV) analysis for large non-metallic inclusions in engineering steels and a real data set, the benefit of choosing a multivariate EV approach is discussed. An extensive simulation study shows that the common univariate setup may lead to a high proportion of...
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In the one- and multi-sample cases, in the context of life-testing reliability experiments, we introduce minimal repair processes under a simple step-stress test, based on exponential distributions and an associated cumulative exposure model, and then develop likelihood inference for such a model.
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In the model of sequential order statistics, prior distributions are considered for the model parameters, which, for example, describe increasing load put on remaining components. Gamma priors are examined as well as priors out of a class of extended truncated Erlang distributions (ETED), which...
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By applying different methods, bounds for expected values and variances of progressive type II censored order statistics are derived. Since ordinary order statistics are contained in the model, well-known bounds for their moments are obtained as particular cases. The method of the greatest...
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Sequential order statistics have been introduced to model sequential k-out-of-n systems which, as an extension of k-out-of-n systems, allow the failure of some components of the system to influence the remaining ones. Based on an independent sample of vectors of sequential order statistics, the...
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