Equivalent Accelerated Degradation Test Plans in a Nonlinear Random Coefficients Models
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Abstract
Design of optimal Accelerated Degradation Testing (ADT) plan has been extensively researched over several decades. In practice, due to the rapidly changing development and assessment environment, pre-established plans often fail to meet reality. Therefore, designing a test plan that is equivalent to the target plan using an different stress-loading or a testing condition is needed to allow for more flexibility. However, there exists currently little work in the development of equivalent ADT plan. In this paper, we proposes an equivalent cost-effective accelerated degradation test (ADT) plan in the context of a nonlinear random-coefficients model. The proposed model is applied to a well-known constant-stress ADT problem in the literature.
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