Life Testing and Reliability with Applications to Engineering Systems.
Abstract
The areas of research included are correlation, cu-sum tests, weak convergence, large sample approximation, moving averages, auto-regressive models, sequential tests, Wiener process approximation, asymptotic sufficiency, asymptotically most powerful tests, large sample properties of two-sample rank tests, testing between two populations by using the smallest set of observations in a combined sample, asymptotic normality of locally most powerful rank tests, inverse sampling with Markov dependence between successive Bernoulli trials, asymptotic efficient estimation, uniformly most powerful tests of independence, bivariate rank tests, testing for the equality of two systems, each consisting of two subsystems, against the alternative that each component of the second system has a stochastically larger lifetime, and inference procedures for systems of identical components where the wearout is modelled by a stress-strain formulation. (Author Modified Abstract)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 01, 1973
- Accession Number
- AD0758269
Entities
People
- Richard A. Johnson
Organizations
- University of Wisconsin–Madison