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Practical Applications of Bayesian Reliability
ISBN: 978-1-119-28798-8
March 2019
320 pages
PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF BAYESIAN RELIABILITY
Demonstrates how to solve reliability problems using practical applications of Bayesian models
This self-contained reference provides fundamental knowledge of Bayesian reliability and utilizes numerous examples to show how Bayesian models can solve real life reliability problems. It teaches engineers and scientists exactly what Bayesian analysis is, what its benefits are, and how they can apply the methods to solve their own problems. To help readers get started quickly, the book presents many Bayesian models that use JAGS and which require fewer than 10 lines of command. It also offers a number of short R scripts consisting of simple functions to help them become familiar with R coding.
Practical Applications of Bayesian Reliability starts by introducing basic concepts of reliability engineering, including random variables, discrete and continuous probability distributions, hazard function, and censored data. Basic concepts of Bayesian statistics, models, reasons, and theory are then presented, followed by Bayesian computation, Metropolis-Hastings algorithm, and Gibbs Sampling. The book then goes on to cover concepts of design capability and design for reliability; introduction of Bayesian models for estimating system reliability; a discussion of Bayesian Hierarchical Models and their applications; and a presentation of linear and logistic regression models in Bayesian Perspective.
Practical Applications of Bayesian Reliability is a helpful book for industry practitioners such as reliability engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, product engineers, system engineers, and materials scientists whose work includes predicting design or product performance.