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S. M. T. K. MirMostafaee

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On the order statistics from the XLindley distribution and associated inference with an application to fatigue data

In this paper, we consider the order statistics from a newly-introduced lifetime distribution called the XLindley distribution. We have derived explicit closed form expressions for the single moments and product moments of order statistics from the XLindley distribution. Utilizing these expressions, we calculated the means, variances, and covariances of order statistics for sample sizes ranging from n = 1 to n = 10 and arbitrarily selected parameter values. Additionally, these moments allow us to identify the best linear unbiased estimators and best linear invariant estimators for the location and scale parameters based on both complete samples and Type-II right censored samples. We also address the linear prediction of unobserved order statistics based on Type-II right-censored samples. We also explore the formulation of confidence intervals for location and scale parameters, along with prediction intervals for unobserved order statistics. To provide comparison and illustration, we conduct a simulation study and analyze a real data example. Finally, we conclude with several remarks.

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Bayesian prediction of minimal repair times of a series system based on hybrid censored sample of components' lifetimes under Rayleigh distribution

In this paper, we develop Bayesian predictive inferential procedures for prediction of repair times of a series system, applying a minimal repair strategy, using the information contained in an independent observed hybrid censored sample of the lifetimes of the components of the system, assuming the underlying distribution of the lifetimes to be Rayleigh distribution. An illustrative real data example and a simulation study are presented for the purpose of illustration and comparison of the proposed predictors.

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