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Finite-horizon maintenance under geometric-process models: Quantifying model and decision uncertainty
Geometric process (GP) models are widely used for repairable systems whose inter-failure times evolve over successive failure-repair cycles. Maintenance decisions under GP models are often made with limited failure data and are subject to uncertainty in baseline selection and the resulting maintenan
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