Review of Optimal Design of Accelerated Life Testing

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optimal design of accelerated life testing is an important branch in accelerated life testing (ALT) and is a focus of research both for statisticians and reliability engineers. The paper outlines the concept of optimal design of ALT then summarizes and analyzes the the basic ideas of optimal design of ALT. It gives a general review of ways for optimal design of ALT, and points out some possible directions in optimal design of ALT, giving some suggestions for further study.

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