Choosing an appropriate probability model for the underlying random variable(s), based on a sample of observations on the variable(s), is a basic task in any reliability analysis exercise, and particularly so for any reliability inference exercise. In fact, this model-selecting inference problem has been of great interest in statistical inference.

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Characterizations of Life Distributions

  • Asok K. Nanda,
  • S. P. Mukherjee

摘要

Choosing an appropriate probability model for the underlying random variable(s), based on a sample of observations on the variable(s), is a basic task in any reliability analysis exercise, and particularly so for any reliability inference exercise. In fact, this model-selecting inference problem has been of great interest in statistical inference.