reliability
Reliability data sets
Description
A set of data for simple reliablility analyses, taken from the book by Meeker and Escobar.
Usage
data(reliability, package="survival")
Details
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capacitor
: Data from a factorial experiment on the life of glass capacitors as a function of voltage and operating temperature. There were 8 capacitors at each combination of temperature and voltage. Testing at each combination was terminated after the fourth failure.-
temperature
: temperature in degrees celcius -
voltage
: applied voltage -
time
: time to failure -
status
: 1=failed, 0=censored
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cracks
: Data on the time until the development of cracks in a set of 167 identical turbine parts. The parts were inspected at 8 selected times.-
day: time of inspection
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fail: number of fans found to have cracks, at this inspection
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Data set
genfan
: Time to failure of 70 diesel engine fans.-
hours
: hours of service -
status
: 1=failure, 0=censored
Data set
ifluid
: A data frame with two variables describing the time to electrical breakdown of an insulating fluid.-
time
: hours to breakdown -
voltage
: test voltage in kV
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Data set
imotor
: Breakdown of motor insulation as a function of temperature.-
temp: temperature of the test
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time: time to failure or censoring
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status: 0=censored, 1=failed
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Data set
turbine
: Each of 432 turbine wheels was inspected once to determine whether a crack had developed in the wheel or not.-
hours: time of inspection (100s of hours)
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inspected: number that were inspected
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failed: number that failed
Data set
valveSeat
: Time to replacement of valve seats for 41 diesel engines. More than one seat may be replaced at a particular service, leading to duplicate times in the data set. The final inspection time for each engine will have status=0.-
id: engine identifier
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time: time of the inspection, in days
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status: 1=replacement occured, 0= not
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References
Meeker and Escobar, Statistical Methods for Reliability Data, 1998.
Examples
survreg(Surv(time, status) ~ temperature + voltage, capacitor)
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