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Weibull++'s Parametric RDA Specialized Folio is a tool to model recurrent event data. It can capture the trend, estimate the rate and predict the total number of recurrences. The failure and repair data of a repairable system can be treated as one type of recurrence data. Past and current repairs may affect the future failure process. For most recurrence events, time (distance, cycles, etc.) is a key factor. With the time, the recurrence rate may keep constant, increase or decrease. For other recurrence events, not only the time, but also the number of events can affect the recurrence process, e.g. the debugging process in software development. |
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