Exponential model deviations in reliability prediction of durable recoverable systems
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.48.11221Keywords:
lambda-method deviations, failures distribution model, restore function, failure flow parameter, average life between failuresAbstract
Quantitative estimations of lambda-method errors are represented at forecasting of restorationfunction, failures flow parameter and an average operating time between failures of highly reliable technicalsystems under conditions of long operationReferences
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