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This paper considers the following two policies: (i) the system is replaced on type ll failure before age T or on any failure after age T, and (ii) the system is replaced on type H failure before age T or on type I failure where if the expected cost of repair, found by inspection, exceeds a predeter
In this paper, we consider a replacement model with minimal repair based on a cumulative repair-cost limit policy, where the information of all repair costs is used to decide whether the system is repaired or replaced. As a failure occurs, the system experiences one of the two types of failures: a t
## Abstract This paper considers a periodical replacement model based on a cumulative repairβcost limit, whose concept uses the information of all repair costs to decide whether the system is repaired or replaced. The failures of the system can be divided into two types. One is minor failure that i
this paper, we consider a different type of repair-cost limit replacement problem with imperfect repair from earlier models. We focus on the problem of determining the timing to stop repairing a unit after it fails, and propose a nonparametric method to estimate the optimal repair-cost limit which m