Get the first book to pull the vast literature on the Weibull into a proper perspective under one cover. iWeibull Models/ipulliCovers model analysis, parameter estimation, model validation, and applicationliClassifies the different models and their propertiesliIntertwines theory and applicationliFocuses on model identification prior to model parameter estimation/ulPreface.pPART A: OVERVIEW.pAn Overview.pTaxonomy for Weibull Models.pPART B: BASIC WEIBULL MODEL.pModel Analysis.pParameter Estimation.pModel Selection and Validation.pPART C: I AND II MODELS.pType – I Models.pType II Weibull Models.pType III (a) Weibull Models.pType III (b) Weibull Models.pType III (c) Weibull Models.pType III (d) Weibull Models.pPART – E: TYPES IV – VII MODELS.pType IV Weibull Models.pType V Weibull Models.pType VI Weibull Models Multivariate Models].pType VII Weibull Models.pPART – F: WEIBULL MODELLING OF DATA.pWeibull Modelling of Data.pPART – G: APPLICATIONS IN RELIABILITY.pModelling Product Failures.pProduct Reliability and Weibull Models.pReferences….valuable to readers seeking an overview of Weibull models and…a valuable contribution to libraries… (iJournal of the American Statistical Association/i, September 2005)p“…may serve as a handbook in research and teaching…” (iZentralblatt Math/i, Vol.1047, No.22, 2004)pThe book is generally well written and easy to read. It could serve as a useful reference to practitioners…and researchers. (iTechnometrics/i, November 2004)pThe literature of Weibull models is vast, disjointed, and scattered across many different journals. There are a couple of books devoted solely to the Weibull distribution, but these are oriented toward training and/or consulting purposes. There is no book that deals with the different Weibull models in an integrated manner. This book fills that gap. (iMathematical Reviews/@Z?ë…¸R ¾Û€