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On stochastic comparisons of excess times

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  • Bruno Bassan
  • Yosef Rinott

  • Yehuda Vardi

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A stationary renewal process based on iid random variables $X_i$ is observed at a given time. The excess time, that is, the residual time until the next renewal event, is of course smaller than the total current $X$ which consists of the residual time plus the current age. Nevertheless in certain types of data the distribution of the excess times is stochastically larger than that of $X_i$'s. We find necessary and sufficient conditions that explain this phenomenon, and related results on stochastic orderings arising from observations on renewal processes.

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  • Bruno Bassan & Yosef Rinott & Yehuda Vardi, 2002. "On stochastic comparisons of excess times," Discussion Paper Series dp302, The Federmann Center for the Study of Rationality, the Hebrew University, Jerusalem.
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