The Stress-Strength Model and Its Generalizations: Theory and Applications

By R. Shanmugam. Technometrics, 2004

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Interval estimation of the stress–strength reliability in the two-parameter exponential distribution based on records (2014, background): “More examples can be found in the book by Kotz et al.[2] In some experiments and studies one can observe or record only the observations that are more extreme than the current extreme value.”
Probabilistic index models (2012, unknown): “Section 5 contains some conclusions.”
Statistical inferences for stress–strength in the proportional hazard models based on progressive Type-II censored samples (2015, background): “[6] provided an excellent review of the development of the stress–strength up to the year 2003.”
Theory and Applications of the Unit Gamma/Gompertz Distribution (2021, background): “Further modeling and detail on this coefficient can be found in [18].”
Estimation of Pr(X < Y) Using Record Values in the One and Two Parameter Exponential Distributions (2008, background): “Some other applications and motivations for the study of Pr X < Y can be found in Kotz et al. (2003).”