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In this note, we consider a coherent system with the property that, upon failure of the system, some of its components remain unfailed in the system. Under this condition, we study the residual lifetime of the live components of the system. Signature based mixture representation of the joint and...
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Topp-Leone distribution is a continuous unimodal distribution with bounded support (recently rediscovered) which is useful for modelling life-time phenomena. In this paper we study some reliability measures of this distribution such as the hazard rate, mean residual life, reversed hazard rate,...
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Motivated by practical issues, a new stochastic order for random variables is introduced by comparing all their percentile residual life functions until a certain instant. Some interpretations of these stochastic orders are given, and various properties of them are derived. The relationships to...
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Abstract Recently, entropy and extropy-based tests for the uniform distribution have attracted the attention of some … researchers. This paper proposes nonparametric entropy and extropy estimators based on progressive type-II censoring and … investigates their properties and behavior. Performance of the proposed estimators is studied via simulations. Entropy and extropy …
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extropy measure can be used for this purpose. Regarding signed serial dependence in categorical time series, we consider three …
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extropy measure can be used for this purpose. Regarding signed serial dependence in categorical time series, we consider three …
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solving the problem of irreversibility. This approach shows that extropy, the fundamental thermodynamic variable introduced by … irreversible processes. Since extropy explicitly contains in its definition all the general thermodynamic forces that drive … irreversible processes, extropy is the suitable physical measure of irreversibility. …
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have chosen one, called extropy, which has better properties as the well known entropy. …
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name extropy. The introduction of extropy allows us to formulate the Second Law in a more suitable and precise form, and it … resolves some conceptual difficulties related to the interpretation of entropy. We point out that extropy has a fundamental …
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