Stress-strength reliability for general bivariate distributions

An expression for the stress-strength reliability R=P(X1<X2) is obtained when the vector (X1, X2) follows a general bivariate distribution. Such distribution includes bivariate compound Weibull, bivariate compound Gompertz, bivariate compound Pareto, among others. In the parametric case, the maxi...

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Main Author: Alaa H. Abdel-Hamid
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Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2016-10-01
Series:Journal of the Egyptian Mathematical Society
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description An expression for the stress-strength reliability R=P(X1<X2) is obtained when the vector (X1, X2) follows a general bivariate distribution. Such distribution includes bivariate compound Weibull, bivariate compound Gompertz, bivariate compound Pareto, among others. In the parametric case, the maximum likelihood estimates of the parameters and reliability function R are obtained. In the non-parametric case, point and interval estimates of R are developed using Govindarajulu's asymptotic distribution-free method when X1 and X2 are dependent. An example is given when the population distribution is bivariate compound Weibull. Simulation is performed, based on different sample sizes to study the performance of estimates.
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spelling doaj.art-0723a2708092420f81d47abe4008e38b2022-12-22T03:34:03ZengSpringerOpenJournal of the Egyptian Mathematical Society1110-256X2016-10-0124461762110.1016/j.joems.2016.01.005Stress-strength reliability for general bivariate distributionsAlaa H. Abdel-HamidAn expression for the stress-strength reliability R=P(X1<X2) is obtained when the vector (X1, X2) follows a general bivariate distribution. Such distribution includes bivariate compound Weibull, bivariate compound Gompertz, bivariate compound Pareto, among others. In the parametric case, the maximum likelihood estimates of the parameters and reliability function R are obtained. In the non-parametric case, point and interval estimates of R are developed using Govindarajulu's asymptotic distribution-free method when X1 and X2 are dependent. An example is given when the population distribution is bivariate compound Weibull. Simulation is performed, based on different sample sizes to study the performance of estimates.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110256X16000213General bivariate distributionParametric estimation of parameters and stress-strength reliabilityGovindarajulu's non-par-ametric interval bounds of R
spellingShingle Alaa H. Abdel-Hamid
Stress-strength reliability for general bivariate distributions
Journal of the Egyptian Mathematical Society
General bivariate distribution
Parametric estimation of parameters and stress-strength reliability
Govindarajulu's non-par-ametric interval bounds of R
title Stress-strength reliability for general bivariate distributions
title_full Stress-strength reliability for general bivariate distributions
title_fullStr Stress-strength reliability for general bivariate distributions
title_full_unstemmed Stress-strength reliability for general bivariate distributions
title_short Stress-strength reliability for general bivariate distributions
title_sort stress strength reliability for general bivariate distributions
topic General bivariate distribution
Parametric estimation of parameters and stress-strength reliability
Govindarajulu's non-par-ametric interval bounds of R
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1110256X16000213
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