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Meeker W.Q., Escobar L. — Statistical Methods for Reliability Data
Meeker W.Q., Escobar L. — Statistical Methods for Reliability Data



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Название: Statistical Methods for Reliability Data

Авторы: Meeker W.Q., Escobar L.

Аннотация:

Explains computer-based statistical methods for reliability data analysis and test planning for industrial products. Demonstrates how to apply the latest graphical, numerical, and simulation-based methods to a broad range of models found in reliability data analysis, and covers areas such as analyzing degradation data, simulation methods used to complement large-sample asymptotic theory, and data analysis computed with the S-PLUS system. Includes chapter exercises using real data sets. For professionals in product reliability and design, and for graduate students in courses in applied reliability data analysis.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Математика/Вероятность/Статистика и приложения/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1998

Количество страниц: 712

Добавлена в каталог: 05.06.2005

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Предметный указатель
Covariance matrix, large-sample approximation      270
Covariance matrix, local estimate      626
Coverage probability      49 228 293
Cox — Snell residuals      see “Regression”
Cox, D.R.      22 110 168 300 312 420 443
Cragnolino, G.      489
Croitoru, N.      71
Crow, E.L.      93
Crow, L.      420
Crowder, M.J.      420 444
Crowder, S.V.      340
Cumulative hazard      29 45
Cumulative hazard, nonparametric estimation      67
customer expectations      602
Dale, C.J.      458
DATA      see “Examples” “Reliability
Data analysis strategy      21
David, H.A.      149 389
Davidian, M.      340
Davis, D.J.      11 12
Day, N.E.      284
Degradation      317 (see also “ADT”)
Degradation, approximate analysis      336—340
Degradation, comparison with traditional failure time analysis      333—339
Degradation, confidence intervals      332—333
Degradation, data      15 317 642—643
Degradation, destructive measurements      339
Degradation, failure time cdf, estimation of      331
Degradation, failure time cdf, evaluation of      328—330
Degradation, hard failures      328
Degradation, level defining failure      327 565
Degradation, likelihood      326
Degradation, limitations      323
Degradation, linear      319 329 340 478
Degradation, measurement error      323
Degradation, models      317 326 489
Degradation, models, deterministic      318
Degradation, models, differential equations      319—320
Degradation, relationship to failure-time      318
Degradation, shape      319—320
Degradation, soft failures      327
Degradation, software      326
Degradation, sudden failures      324
Degradation, variability, sources of      321—322
Delta method      54 237 242 381 619
Deming, W.E.      16 517
Demonstration test plans      247—250
Density function      28
Derringer, G.C.      529
Design for reliability      602
Design, change for cost-reduction      603
Design, experimental      see “Test planning”
Desmond, A.F.      108
Distribution function      see “Cdf”
Distribution, Bernstein      339
Distribution, Birnbaum — Saunders (BISA)      105
Distribution, Burr type XII      103 110
Distribution, exponential (EXP)      79
Distribution, extended generalized gamma (EGENG)      101
Distribution, extreme value      93
Distribution, Frechet      102 115
Distribution, gamma      98 256
Distribution, Gaussian      see “Normal”
Distribution, generalized F (GENF)      102 118
Distribution, generalized gamma (GENG)      99 118
Distribution, generalized threshold-scale (GETS)      113
Distribution, Gompertz — Makeham (GOMA)      108
Distribution, inverse Gaussian (IGAU)      103
Distribution, largest extreme value (LEV)      86
Distribution, location-scale      78
Distribution, log logistic      89
Distribution, log-location-scale      78
Distribution, logistic      88
Distribution, lognormal (LOGNOR)      82 93
Distribution, lognormal (LOGNOR), three-parameter      111
Distribution, lognormal (LOGNOR), two-parameter      82
Distribution, normal (NOR)      80
Distribution, Pareto      117
Distribution, power      117
Distribution, power, lognormal      118
Distribution, power, maximum-type      87 117 374—376
Distribution, power, minimum-type      86 117 370 374
Distribution, smallest extreme value (SEV)      83
Distribution, Weibull (WEIB)      85
Distribution, Weibull (WEIB), three-parameter      111
Distribution, Weibull (WEIB), two-parameter      85
Distributions, continuous      93 118
Distributions, embedded      112 118
Distributions, mixture, compound      116
Distributions, mixture, finite (discrete)      115 118
Distributions, monotone hazard (IHR, DHR)      118
Distributions, threshold      see “Threshold distributions”
Doganaksoy, N.      118 197 395 400 404 420 635 636
Dowling, N.E.      319 471
Drapella, A.      489
Draper, N.R.      15
Drenick, R.F.      408
Drenick’s theorem      408
Dummy variable      see “Regression indicator-variables”
D’Esponosa, F.      see “Boccaletti G.”
Efron, B.      226 227 228 312 332 333 568
Elandt-Johnson, R.C.      42 67
Empirical models, caution in extrapolation      442 469 489 576
Engelhardt, M.      167 284 312
Enumerative studies      16
Environmental, effects in reliability      17 322
Environmental, stress screening      see “ESS”
Epstein, B.      168
Error propagation, statistical      see “Delta method”
Escobar, L.A.      118 169 197 241 244 250 251 284 302 306 309 312 340 442 460 529 552 559 561 578 601 625 627 628
Evans, M.      93 118
Evans, R.A.      363 489
Everitt, B.S.      118 284
Examples, $\alpha$-panicle      154 209
Examples, adhesive bond      535
Examples, alloy T7987      130 279 638
Examples, alloy-A      see “Fatigue crack-size”
Examples, alloy-C      276
Examples, ball bearing      4 139 256 294
Examples, battery      41 64 633
Examples, battery cells      14
Examples, bearing      203 248
Examples, bearing-cage      193 348 633
Examples, bleed system      144 634
Examples, braking grids, locomotive      404 636
Examples, break pad life      267
Examples, capacitor, glass      447 449 482
Examples, capacitor, tantalum      512 641
Examples, ceramic ball bearings      461
Examples, chain links      68
Examples, chain reliability      373
Examples, circuit pack      7 267 590
Examples, component-A      170
Examples, component-B      196
Examples, computer laboratory      421
Examples, cylinder replacements      400
Examples, device-A      493 637
Examples, device-B power output      564 598
Examples, device-C      529
Examples, device-G      383
Examples, disk drives      171
Examples, earth-moving machine      402
Examples, electromigration      198
Examples, electronic system      70
Examples, error rates, storage disks      340—341 580 643
Examples, fan. diesel generator      8 166 258 277 630
Examples, fatigue crack-size      15 317 639
Examples, fatigue-fracture      260
Examples, heat exchanger tube      8 50 53 62 134 218
Examples, horn      202
Examples, IC device, new-technology      508 587
Examples, insulating material      167 171
Examples, insulating structure, mylar-polyurethane      479 639
Examples, insulation life      239 241 244
Examples, integrated circuit      4 52 198 262 640
Examples, jet engine turbine disk      374
Examples, laser degradation      324 642
Examples, laser life data      338
Examples, life-limiting component      247
Examples, light bulb life      238
Examples, low-cycle fatigue tests      470
Examples, metal wear      574 580 643
Examples, metallization failure mode      472
Examples, modem reliability      287 372
Examples, printed circuit board      13 487
Examples, program execution time      428 638
Examples, resistors, carbon-film      471 578 631
Examples, shock absorber      59 175 183 214 630
Examples, silicon photodiode      71
Examples, snubber design comparison      452 632
Examples, spacecraft power system      380
Examples, superalloy nickel-based      428 593
Examples, titanium alloy      151
Examples, transistors      285
Examples, transmitter tube, II      147 199
Examples, turbine wheel      12 65 135
Examples, U.S.S. Grampus diesel engine      394 414
Examples, U.S.S. Halfbeak diesel engine      415
Examples, ultrasonic inspection      266
Examples, valve seats, diesel engine      395 635
Expected value      77 (see also “Mean”)
Exponential (EXP) distribution      79
Exponential (EXP) distribution, comparison, confidence interval procedures      164
Exponential (EXP) distribution, correct versus density approximation      166
Exponential (EXP) distribution, inappropriate use      80
Exponential (EXP) distribution, likelihood      157
Exponential (EXP) distribution, mixture of      118 583
Exponential (EXP) distribution, ML estimate for $\theta$      165
Exponential (EXP) distribution, no failures, analysis with      167
Exponential (EXP) distribution, Poisson processes relationship      80 154 407
Exponential (EXP) distribution, standard error for 0      162
Exponential (EXP) distribution, times between system failures      80 407
Extended generalized gamma (EGENG) distribution      101 284
Extended generalized gamma (EGENG) distribution, compromise between lognormal and Weibull      257
Extended generalized gamma (EGENG) distribution, ML fitting      257
Extrapolation      3 76 442 576
Eyring relationship      473
Eyring relationship, compared with Arrhenius      475
Eyring, H.      473
Failure modes      389 (see also “Multiple causes of failure”)
Failure modes, effect analysis (FMEA)      387
Failure modes, effect criticality analysis (FMECA)      387
Failure rate      29
Falls, L.W.      284
Farewell, V.T.      22 100 118 284
Fatigue failure models      489
Fatigue-limit model      593
Fatigue-limit model, nonconstant standard deviation      595
Fatigue-limit model, random coefficients      601
Fatigue-limit model, S-N curves      595
Faulkenberry, G.D.      312
Fault trees      387 389
Feinberg, A.A.      489
Feingold, H.      415 420
Field reliability data      22
Field tracking      310 383 606
Finite population correction      402
Fisher information matrix      237 240 621 644
Fisher information matrix, computation      250—251
Fisher information matrix, definition      162 237 621
Fisher information matrix, expected      621
Fisher information matrix, exponential distribution      253
Fisher information matrix, function of roundoff, binning, censoring, and truncation      625
Fisher information matrix, LFP model      251
Fisher information matrix, location-scale and log-location-scale distributions      241 250
Fisher information matrix, observed      621 626
Fisher information matrix, regression models      251 436
Fisher information matrix, test planning      625
Fisher information matrix, truncated distributions      251
Fisher, R.A.      168
FITS      30
Fleming, T.R.      67
FMEA      389
FMECA      389
Folks, J.L.      103 118 168 284
Frechet distribution      102 115
Friedman, L.B.      169 386
Fukuda, M.      489
Functions of random variables, distribution of      617
Galambos, J.      93 489
Gamma distribution      98
Gamma distribution, comparison between lognormal and Weibull      256
Gamma distribution, ML fitting      256
Gamma function      85
Gamma function, incomplete      99
Gamma function, inverse incomplete      99
Geisser, S.      312 364
Gelfand, A.E.      363 364 586
Gelman, A.      284 363
Generalized gamma (GENG) distribution      see “Extended generalized gamma distribution”
Generalized threshold-scale (GETS) distribution      113 118
Gentle, J.E.      93
Gentleman, R.      68
Gerlach, D.L.      485
Gertsbakh, I.B.      22 169 339 386 389
Geyer, C.J.      68
Ghio, E.      see “Boccaletti G.”
Giesbrecht, F.      284
Gilbert, R.A.      519
Gill, R.D.      67
Gillen, K.T.      487 489
Giltinan, D.M.      340
Gladstones, S.      473
Gnanadesikan, R.      149 285
Gnedenko, B.      389
Goldschen, D.Y.      512 641
Gompertz — Makeham (GOMA) distribution      85 108
Goodness of fit      127 (see also “Simultaneous confidence bands for F(t)”
Graphical estimation      147
Graves, S.      605
Greenwood, J.A.      408
Greenwood’s formula      55
Griffiths, D.A.      284
Grunkemeier, G.L.      68
Guarantee parameter      see “Threshold”
Guess, F.M.      386
Hahn, G.J.      16 22 49 116 130 149 161 192 250 299 312 460 517 519 535 559 601 619
Hakim, E.B.      489
Hall, P.      228
halt      519
Hamada, M.      18 340 364 605 607
Hand, D.J.      118 284
Harrington, D.P.      67
Harter, H.L.      149 489
Hartman, R.L.      see “Joyce W.B.”
Hastings, N.      93 118
Hazard, average      30
Hazard, constant      79
Hazard, cumulative      29 45 67
Hazard, estimation of      191
Hazard, function      7 28 77
Hazard, function, decreasing      80 118
Hazard, function, increasing      80 85 118
Hazard, plot      149
Hazard, rate in EITs      30
Herbach, L.      408
Hill, D.A.      251
Hines, L.L.      489 522
Hinkley, D.V.      168
Hirose, H.      284
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