Reliability Analysis of Exponentiated Exponential Distribution for Neoteric and Ranked Sampling Designs with Applications
Abstract
The neoteric ranked set sampling (NRSS) scheme is an effective design compared to the usually ranked set sampling (RSS) scheme. Herein, we regard reliability estimation of the stress-strength (SS) model using the maximum likelihood procedure via NRSS and RSS designs. Assume that stress Y and strength X are exponentiated exponential random variables with the same scale parameter. Various sample strategies are used to evaluate the reliability estimator. We acquire an estimate of R when the samples of stress and strength random variables are chosen from the same sampling methods, such as RSS or NRSS. Furthermore, we derive R estimator when X and Y are chosen from RSS and NRSS, respectively, and vice versa. A simulation investigation is formed to assay and compare the accuracy of estimates for all proposed schemes. We conclude based on study outcomes that the reliability estimates of the stress-strength model via NRSS are more efficient than the others via RSS. Analysis of real data is displayed to investigate the usefulness of the proposed estimators.References
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