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Title: The decreasing percentile residual life aging notion
Author(s): Franco-Pereira, Alba M.
Lillo, Rosa E.
Shaked, Moshe
Publisher: Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. Departamento de Estadística
Issued date: Apr-2010
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10016/7932
Abstract: Earlier researchers have studied some aspects of the classes of distribution functions with decreasing α-percentile residual life (DPRL(α)), 0< α <1. The purpose of this paper is to note some further properties of these classes, and to initiate a theory of nonparametric statistical estimation of decreasing α-percentile residual life functions. Specifically, the close relationship between the DPRL(α) and the IFR (increasing failure rate) aging notions is studied. Other close relationships, between the DPRL(α) aging notions and the percentile residual life stochastic orders, are described, and further properties of the above classes of distributions are derived. Finally, we introduce an estimator of the percentile residual life function, under the condition that it decreases, and we prove its strongly uniform consistency.
Serie / Nº.: UC3M Working papers. Statistics and Econometrics
10-07
Keywords: Reliability theory
Hazard rate
Stochastic orders
Aging notions
Nonparametric estimation
Strongly uniform consistency
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