Title of article
Discrete degradation modeling using generalized mixed effect model
Author/Authors
Hassantabar Darzi, Fatemeh Department of Statistics - University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran , Misaii, Hasan Department of Statistics - University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran , Rezaei Ghahroodi, Zahra Department of Statistics - University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran , Haghighi, Firoozeh Department of Statistics - University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
Pages
7
From page
39
To page
45
Abstract
Degradation modeling is an effective approach for reliability assessment and predicting of remaining useful life in order to investigate the relation between failure
time and degradation of a system or unit. The possibility of an association between
degradation of the unit during the time and the effects of covariates on degradation
processes should be taken into account in the model to improve the explanatory capabilities
of degradation models. Sometimes, the exact amount of degradation could
not be observed because of time, cost, and measurement tools limitations. Therefore,
approximate degradation values can be compared with a critical threshold. In this
paper, the degradation processes modeled with a generalized linear mixed-effect model
in order to take into account the correlation between times. Also, maximum likelihood
estimation and Bayesian estimate of parameters are derived.
Keywords
Generalized linear mixed effect models , Degradation critical threshold , Degradation true path , Degradation Bayesian modeling
Journal title
Journal of Statistical Modelling: Theory and Applications (JSMTA)
Serial Year
2021
Record number
2714882
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