Estimation of Stress-Strength model in the Generalized Linear Failure Rate Distribution

Abstract

In this paper, we study the estimation of R=P [Y < X ], also so-called the stress-strength model, when both X and Y are two independent random variables with the generalized linear failure rate distributions, under different assumptions about their parameters. We address the maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) of R and the associated asymptotic confidence interval. In addition, we compute the MLE and the corresponding Bootstrap confidence interval when the sample sizes are small. The Bayes estimates of R and the associated credible intervals are also investigated. An extensive computer simulation is implemented to compare the performances of the proposed estimators. Eventually, we briefly study the estimation of this model when the data obtained from both distributions are progressively type-II censored. We present the MLE and the corresponding confidence interval under three different progressive censoring schemes. We also analysis a set of real data for illustrative purpose.

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