Abstract

The class of life distributions used better than aged in convex order upper tail ordering (UBACT) is introduced. A Moment inequality to this class (UBACT) of life distribution is given. In addition testing exponentiality versus (UBACT) class of life distribution based on a moment inequality is presented. Simulation such as critical values, Pitmans asymptotic efficiency and the power of test are discussed. Medical applications are given at the end of the paper.

Highlights

  • Suppose we want to purchase a used item such as a Radio, Tv, Computer, etc with unknown age

  • Many ageing concepts are introduced as a criteria for comparison such as used better than aged (UBA)class of life distributions, used better than aged in convex ordering ( UBAC) of life distribution and used better than aged convex ordering upper tail (UBACT) of life distribution

  • These distributions are reduced to exponential distribution for appropriate values of

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Summary

INTRODUCTION

Suppose we want to purchase a used item such as a Radio, Tv, Computer, etc with unknown age. Many ageing concepts are introduced as a criteria for comparison such as used better than aged (UBA)class of life distributions, used better than aged in convex ordering ( UBAC) of life distribution and used better than aged convex ordering upper tail (UBACT) of life distribution. The distribution function F is said to be (UBA) if for all x, t 0. The proposed class (UBACT) of life distribution is simple, gives more efficient for common alternatives and introduces a good power.

MOMENT INEQUALITIES
TESTING OF HYPOTHESES
APPLYING THE TEST

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