The concept of system signature is widely used for comparing of mixed (coherent) systems. In practical situa-tions, it is usually impossible to compare mixed systems. To do this, some partial orders are considered in the literature. In this paper, we define a new concept of stochastic order for comparing mixed systems based on mean vitality function. We assume that component lifetimes of competing systems are independent and iden-tically distributed (iid) with a common distribution function. The obtained results are extended for comparing systems in which the component lifetimes are iid while the common component lifetime distributions are not identical. Some illustrative examples are also given
The purpose of this paper is to describe various conditions on the parameters of pairs of nonhomogen...
The mixture representations of the reliability functions of the residual life and inac-tivity time o...
The present paper is concerned with reliability economics, considering a certain performance-per-cos...
The signature of a coherent system has been studied extensively in the recent literature. Signatures...
summary:We focus on stochastic comparisons of lifetimes of series and parallel systems consisting of...
We study the problem of comparing ageing patterns of lifetimes of k-out-of-n systems with i.i.d. com...
In this paper, we discuss stochastic comparisons of lifetimes of series and parallel systems with he...
In this paper, we investigate ordering properties of lifetimes of parallel systems consisting of two...
The coherent systems are basic concepts in reliability theory and survival analysis. They contain as...
Consider two devices subjected to shocks arriving according to two identically defined counting proc...
Abstract—In the present communication, stochastic comparison of a series (parallel) system having he...
The paper is motivated by the stochastic comparison of the reliability of non-repairable k-out-of-n ...
Consider a coherent system with possibly dependent components having lifetime T, and assume we know ...
The lifetime of complex systems with heterogeneous components is modelled by distributions depending...
International audienceReliability properties associated to the classic models of systems with age re...
The purpose of this paper is to describe various conditions on the parameters of pairs of nonhomogen...
The mixture representations of the reliability functions of the residual life and inac-tivity time o...
The present paper is concerned with reliability economics, considering a certain performance-per-cos...
The signature of a coherent system has been studied extensively in the recent literature. Signatures...
summary:We focus on stochastic comparisons of lifetimes of series and parallel systems consisting of...
We study the problem of comparing ageing patterns of lifetimes of k-out-of-n systems with i.i.d. com...
In this paper, we discuss stochastic comparisons of lifetimes of series and parallel systems with he...
In this paper, we investigate ordering properties of lifetimes of parallel systems consisting of two...
The coherent systems are basic concepts in reliability theory and survival analysis. They contain as...
Consider two devices subjected to shocks arriving according to two identically defined counting proc...
Abstract—In the present communication, stochastic comparison of a series (parallel) system having he...
The paper is motivated by the stochastic comparison of the reliability of non-repairable k-out-of-n ...
Consider a coherent system with possibly dependent components having lifetime T, and assume we know ...
The lifetime of complex systems with heterogeneous components is modelled by distributions depending...
International audienceReliability properties associated to the classic models of systems with age re...
The purpose of this paper is to describe various conditions on the parameters of pairs of nonhomogen...
The mixture representations of the reliability functions of the residual life and inac-tivity time o...
The present paper is concerned with reliability economics, considering a certain performance-per-cos...