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DEGRADATION MODELS

Degradation models are used to relate a test item's estimated failure time with the wear and tear during its usage period. From a regression analysis of the degradation data, a test item's lifetime distribution can be inferred. We look at important examples of how an item's degradation rate relates to its lifetime distribution and outline statistical techniques used to analyze degradation data.

Suk Joo Bae

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