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| ===Time-to-Failure Data===
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| Time-to-failure (continuous) data is the most commonly observed type of reliability growth data. It involves recording the times-to-failure for the unit(s) under test. Time-to-failure data can be applied to a single unit or system or to multiple units or systems. There are multiple data entry schemes for this data type and each is presented next.
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| ====Models for Time-to-Failure (Continuous) Data====
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| The following models can be used to analyze time-to-failure (continuous) data sets. Models and examples using the different data types are discussed in later chapters.
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| :1) [[RGA Chapter 4|Duane]]
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| :2) [[RGA Chapter 5|Crow-AMSAA (NHPP)]]
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| :3) [[RGA Chapter 9|Crow Extended]]
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| :4) [[RGA Chapter 10|Crow Extended - Continuous Evaluation]]
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