Statistical Analysis of Marginal Count Failure Data

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Md. Rezaul Karim
Wataru Yamamoto
Kazuyuki Suzuki
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[1] University of Electro-Communications,Graduate School of Information Systems
[2] University of Electro-Communications,Department of Systems Engineering
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Lifetime Data Analysis | 2001年 / 7卷
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EM algorithm; marginal data; multinomial distribution; nonhomogeneous Poisson process (NHPP); Poisson approximation;
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Manufacturers want to assess the quality andreliability of their products. Specifically, they want to knowthe exact number of failures from the sales transacted duringa particular month. Information available today is sometimesincomplete as many companies analyze their failure data simplycomparing sales for a total month from a particular departmentwith the total number of claims registered for that given month.This information—called marginal count data—is, thus,incomplete as it does not give the exact number of failures ofthe specific products that were sold in a particular month. Inthis paper we discuss nonparametric estimation of the mean numbersof failures for repairable products and the failure probabilitiesfor nonrepairable products. We present a nonhomogeneous Poissonprocess model for repairable products and a multinomial modeland its Poisson approximation for nonrepairable products. A numericalexample is given and a simulation is carried out to evaluatethe proposed methods of estimating failure probabilities undera number of possible situations.
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页码:173 / 186
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