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William J. Padgett

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University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 
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Statistics
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Meredith A. Tomlinson grad student 2003 University of South Carolina

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Park C, Padgett WJ. (2007) Cumulative Damage Models for Failure with Several Accelerating Variables Quality Technology & Quantitative Management. 4: 17-34
Park C, Padgett WJ. (2006) Stochastic degradation models with several accelerating variables Ieee Transactions On Reliability. 55: 379-390
Park C, Padgett WJ. (2006) Analysis of strength distributions of multi-modal failures using the EM algorithm Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation. 76: 619-636
Park C, Padgett WJ. (2006) A general class of cumulative damage models for materials failure Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference. 136: 3783-3801
Nichols MD, Padgett WJ. (2006) A bootstrap control chart for weibull percentiles Quality and Reliability Engineering International. 22: 141-151
Park C, Padgett WJ. (2005) Accelerated degradation models for failure based on geometric Brownian motion and gamma processes. Lifetime Data Analysis. 11: 511-27
Park C, Padgett WJ. (2005) New cumulative damage models for failure using stochastic processes as initial damage Ieee Transactions On Reliability. 54: 530-540
Padgett WJ, Tomlinson MA. (2004) Inference from accelerated degradation and failure data based on Gaussian process models. Lifetime Data Analysis. 10: 191-206
Padgett WJ, Tomlinson MA. (2003) Lower confidence bounds for percentiles of weibull and Birnbaum-Saunders distributions Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation. 73: 429-443
Surles JG, Padgett WJ. (2001) Inference for reliability and stress-strength for a scaled Burr type X distribution. Lifetime Data Analysis. 7: 187-200
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