Contains a compact disc with nearly 200 microcomputer programs illustrating a wide range of reliability and statistical analyses Mechanical Reliability Improvement provides probability and statistical concepts developed using pseudorandom numbers enumeration-, simulation-, and randomization-based statistical analyses for comparison of the test performance of alternative designs, as well as simulation- and randomization-based tests for examination of the credibility of statistical presumptions and discusses centroid and moment of inertia analogies for mean and variance the organization structure of completely randomized, randomized complete block, and split spot experiment test programs

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