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Statistical Distributions for Damage Modelling: A Retrospect

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  • Lishamol Tomy Associate Professor
  • Amritha K Madhav Research Scholar , Nirmala College muvattupuzha
  • K. V. Jayamol Associate Professor

Abstract

This paper reviews works on statistical damage modelling. Available literature shows that this method is flexible for modelling under-reporting and over-reporting of income, optimal replacement, accelerated test models, man-power analysis, rock compression, inventory analysis, power distribution etc . Additive and multiplicative damage models are discussed and additional literature on multivariate damage modelling are also provided. Characterizations of various distributions are discussed.

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Department of Statistics
Deva Matha College
Kuravilangad
Kerala, 686633, India

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Department of Statistics
Maharaja's College
Ernakulam
Kerala, 682011, India

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Tomy, L., K Madhav, A., & Jayamol, K. V. Statistical Distributions for Damage Modelling: A Retrospect. Austrian Journal of Statistics, 53(1), 29–43. Retrieved from https://ajs.or.at/index.php/ajs/article/view/1567

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Vol. 53 No. 1 (2024): Regular Issue

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