The trend-renewal process for statistical analysis of repairable systems.

Technometrics, February, 2003 by Elvebakk, G.; Heggland, K.; Lindqvist, B.H.

The most commonly used models for the failure process of a repairable system are nonhomogeneous Poisson processes, corresponding to minimal repairs, and renewal processes, corresponding to perfect repairs. This article introduces and studies a more general model for recurrent events, the trend-renewal process (TRP). The TRP is a time-transformed renewal process having both the ordinary renewal process and the nonhomogeneous Poisson process as special cases. Parametric inference in the TRP model is studied, with emphasis on the case in which several systems are observed in the presence of a possible unobserved heterogeneity between systems.

KEY WORDS: Heterogeneity; Likelihood inference; Poisson process; Recurrent event; Renewal process; Residual process....

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