Accelerated Life Models: Modeling and Statistical Analysis

By V. Bagdonavičius, M. Nikulin. 2001

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Comparison between constant‐stress and step‐stress accelerated life tests under Time Constraint (2013, background): “Some key references in the area of ALT are Nelson [17], Meeker and Escobar [14], and Bagdonavicius and Nikulin [3].”
Point and Interval Estimation for a Simple Step-Stress Model with Type-II Censoring (2007, background): “Some key references in the area of accelerated testing include Nelson and Meeker (1978), Meeker and Hahn (1985), Nelson (1990), Meeker and Escobar (1998), and Bagdonavicius and Nikulin (2002). The step-stress experiment is a special case of accelerated testing that allows for different conditions at”
Optimal sample size allocation for tests with multiple levels of stress with extreme value regression (2007, background): “The data collected from such an accelerated test may then be extrapolated to estimate the underlying distribution of failure times under normal conditions (see [1,14]).”
Exact inference for a simple step-stress model from the exponential distribution under time constraint (2009, background): “Some key references in the area of accelerated testing include Nelson (1990), Meeker and Escobar (1998), and Bagdonavicius and Nikulin (2002). A special class of the ALT is called the step-stress testing which allows the experimenter to choose one or more stress factors in a life-testing experiment.”