In this work, it is proposed to use the Dagum model (Dagum, 1977) in the reliability theory. The main motivation is due to the fact that the hazard rate of this model is very flexible; in fact, it is proved (Domma, 2002) that, according to the values of the parameters, the hazard rate of the Dagum distribution has a decreasing, or a Upside-down Bathtub, or Bathtub and then Upside-down Bathtub failure rate. In this work we study some features of the Dagum distribution as the reversed hazard rate, the mean and variance of the random variables residual life and reversed residual life and their monotonic properties. One published data set has been analyzed for illustrative purpose.

Domma, A., Latorre, G., Zenga, M. (2011). Reliability studies of Dagum distribution [Working paper del dipartimento].

Reliability studies of Dagum distribution

ZENGA, MARIANGELA
2011

Abstract

In this work, it is proposed to use the Dagum model (Dagum, 1977) in the reliability theory. The main motivation is due to the fact that the hazard rate of this model is very flexible; in fact, it is proved (Domma, 2002) that, according to the values of the parameters, the hazard rate of the Dagum distribution has a decreasing, or a Upside-down Bathtub, or Bathtub and then Upside-down Bathtub failure rate. In this work we study some features of the Dagum distribution as the reversed hazard rate, the mean and variance of the random variables residual life and reversed residual life and their monotonic properties. One published data set has been analyzed for illustrative purpose.
Working paper del dipartimento
Reversed Hazard Function, Mean Residual Life, Mean Waiting Time, Variance of Residual Life, Variance of Reversed Residual Life
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mag-2011
Domma, A., Latorre, G., Zenga, M. (2011). Reliability studies of Dagum distribution [Working paper del dipartimento].
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