Test for condition degradation detection of radio electronic equipment
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.50.11379Keywords:
Aviation radio electronic equipment, operation system, change-point, maintenance, statistical data processing, detection procedure, deteriorating systemsAbstract
The paper deals with algorithms of statistical data processing for ground-based radio electronicequipment. The main attention is paid to problems of detection and parameters estimation in case oftechnical state deterioration of ground-based radio electronic equipmentReferences
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