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Finally, when the number of failures in the allotted test time becomes small, like
zero or one, the analysis becomes questionable. For example, in a nuclear
power plant, what does one learn about the probability of core melt (the ultimate ...
Finally, when the number of failures in the allotted test time becomes small, like
zero or one, the analysis becomes questionable. For example, in a nuclear
power plant, what does one learn about the probability of core melt (the ultimate ...
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Complete observation until a specified number of failures have occurred. A
popular plan consists of putting n items on test and observing the failure times of
the first k failures, where k is specified in advance. The motivation for following
this ...
Complete observation until a specified number of failures have occurred. A
popular plan consists of putting n items on test and observing the failure times of
the first k failures, where k is specified in advance. The motivation for following
this ...
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We can verify that, whereas it is possible to accept H0 without observing a single
failure, the rejection of H0 calls for observing ... Let Ege{r) denote the expected
number of failures to reach a decision when 0 is the mean life of the exponential
...
We can verify that, whereas it is possible to accept H0 without observing a single
failure, the rejection of H0 calls for observing ... Let Ege{r) denote the expected
number of failures to reach a decision when 0 is the mean life of the exponential
...
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System Eeliabujty | 3 |
Statistical Theory of Eeliablitt | 8 |
Definitions and characterizations | 12 |
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