Analysis of a Material Life Model

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Survival analysis , can be used to estimate the durability life of the material structure. In this paper, we study a general class of additive-multiplicative model with accelerated hazard factor for survival data. This general class model includes some popular classes of models as subclasses, and may provide a tool to choose model more appropriate for a given data set. Finally, a parameter estimation of the material life model is obtained.

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