Li Shao’s research while affiliated with Zhengzhou University and other places

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Publications (1)


Calculating confidence intervals for percentiles of accelerated life tests with subsampling
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March 2018

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Quality Technology & Quantitative Management

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Li Shao

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Honggen Chen

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Accelerated life tests usually contain subsampling, which represents a restriction on randomization. The two-stage approach can deal with lifetime data from experiments with subsampling. However, this method did not introduce how to reduce the biases of estimators and compute confidence intervals of low percentiles. In this article, we build the model between percentile and stress factors, and obtain likelihood-based inference on percentile. In addition, we reduce the biases of estimators using an unbiasing factor method. Finally, we illustrate our method through a real example and compare with other methods via simulation study. The simulation results show that our proposed method is better in most cases.

Citations (1)


... Many studies have been conducted on ALT under Type-I or Type-II censoring. The inferential methods include point estimation (Fan et al., 2013;Liu, 2021;Mohie El-Din et al., 2016;Shi et al., 2013;Teng & Yeo, 2002;Wang et al., 2014), interval estimation (Wang et al., 2019;Wang, 2010;Wiel & Meeker, 1990) and optimal plan (Guan & Tang, 2012;Guan et al., 2014;Zhu & E, 2011). ...

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Interval estimation of the two-parameter exponential constant stress accelerated life test model under Type-II censoring
Calculating confidence intervals for percentiles of accelerated life tests with subsampling
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  • March 2018

Quality Technology & Quantitative Management