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Convergence-Aware Pareto Selection of Covariate Scaling Transformations for Markov Deterioration Hazard Models: Evidence from Bridge Inspection Data
Maximum likelihood estimation of Markov deterioration hazard models for infrastructure asset management is sensitive to the numerical conditioning of explanatory covariates, yet production pipelines often adopt a single scaling convention without systematic justification. We study four covariate sca
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