Bayesian in-service failure rate models
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2022-08
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Dayanık, Savaş
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Predicting the number of appliance failures during service after sales is crucial for manufacturers to detect production errors and plan spare part inventories. We provide a two-phased Bayesian model that predicts the number of refrigerators that fail after sales. Thus the study focuses on both sales forecasting and failure detection. The two-phased Bayesian model is trained by the datasets provided by a leading durable home appliances company. The accuracy results show that one-level models are inferior to multi-level models when the data are sparse. We conclude that hierarchical Bayesian models are preferable since they can naturally capture the heterogeneity across all blends of attributes.
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Industrial Engineering
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Master's
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MS (Master of Science)
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