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stagelife implements the stage life testing (SLT) model of Laumen & Cramer (2019), Naval Research Logistics 66:632-647 – a two-stage life-testing model that unifies progressive censoring with fixed censoring times and step-stress accelerated life testing under the cumulative-exposure model – together with a suite of simulation, estimation, and validation tools.
shape1 and shape11 (the
paper’s own models) and common (a shared-shape
extension).rslt()), with both fixed-proportion and fixed-count
selection rules; the classical simple-step-stress design is available as
a special case.fit_slt(), with standard coef(),
vcov(), logLik(), AIC(),
BIC(), and confint() methods.slt_bootstrap_ci().slt_prob_stage1()
computes the probability of observing at least one elevated-stage
failure, for planning a test.slt_gof_ks()), likelihood- ratio tests between nested
cases (slt_lrt()), and an AIC/BIC comparison table across
fits (slt_model_comparison()).# From the built tarball:
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_local("stagelife_0.1.0.tar.gz")
# Or directly from GitHub:
remotes::install_github("vksharma-bhu/stagelife")library(stagelife)
theta0 <- c(0.05, 1.5); theta1 <- c(0.20, 1)
tau1 <- slt_tau("weibull", theta0, p = 0.5)
d <- rslt(200, "weibull", theta0, theta1, tau1, prop_transfer = 1)
fit <- fit_slt(d, family = "weibull", case = "shape1", tau1 = tau1)
summary(fit)
confint(fit)
plot_cdf(fit)See vignette("stagelife-intro", package = "stagelife")
for the full workflow, including goodness of fit, model comparison, and
a real-data example.
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