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An introduction to copula-based bivariate reliability concepts. (English) Zbl 1387.62072

Summary: Several attempts were made in the literature to generalize the notions based on univariate quantiles to higher dimensions. As quantile-based reliability concepts are receiving much attention, it is important to address these problems in the field of Reliability theory. In this paper, bivariate reliability concepts using the dependence structure are introduced. The properties and characterizations of the bivariate reliability concepts are presented; it includes the characterization based on the relationship between bivariate hazard rate and bivariate mean residual life. The bivariate reliability concepts in reversed time are also studied.

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62H05 Characterization and structure theory for multivariate probability distributions; copulas
62E10 Characterization and structure theory of statistical distributions
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