Accelerated Life Tests and Information

BARLOW, R. E. Accelerated Life Tests and Information. Radiat. Res. 90, 90-97 (1982). This is a partly philosophical discussion of the problems of conducting accelerated life test experiments and analyzing data from such experiments. The objective is to predict life at a specified stress level or radiation dose. The concept of information is presented, and its quantification via entropy is discussed.

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Data Collection, Statistics as Topic, Models, Biological, Philosophy, Research Design, Stress, Physiological, Humans, Probability

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