JLJuhyun Lee

Juhyun Lee

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Latest Publications

  • Open Access

    Maintenance Optimization for Repairable Deteriorating Systems under Imperfect Preventive Maintenance

    by Juhyun Lee, Byunghoon Kim, Suneung Ahn

    This study deals with the preventive maintenance optimization problem based on a reliability threshold. The conditional reliability threshold is used instead of the system reliability threshold. Then, the difference between the two thresholds is discussed. The hybrid failure rate model is employed to represent the effect of imperfect preventive maintenance activities. Two maintenance strategies are proposed under two types of reliability constraints. These constraints are set to consider the cost-effective maintenance strategy and to evaluate the balancing point between the expected total maintenance cost rate and the system reliability. The objective of the proposed maintenance strategies is to determine the optimal conditional reliability threshold together with the optimal number of preventive maintenance activities that minimize the expected total maintenance cost per unit time. The optimality conditions of the proposed maintenance strategies are also investigated and shown via four propositions. A numerical example is provided to illustrate the proposed preventive maintenance strategies. Some sensitivity analyses are also conducted to investigate how the parameters of the proposed model affect the optimality of preventive maintenance strategies.


  • Open Access

    Bayesian Approach for Estimating the Probability of Cartel Penalization under the Leniency Program

    by Jihyun Park, Juhyun Lee, Suneung Ahn

    Cartels cause tremendous damage to the market economy and disadvantage consumers by creating higher prices and lower-quality goods; moreover, they are difficult to detect. We need to prevent them through scientific analysis, which includes the determination of an indicator to explain antitrust enforcement. In particular, the probability of cartel penalization is a useful indicator for evaluating competition enforcement. This study estimates the probability of cartel penalization using a Bayesian approach. In the empirical study, the probability of cartel penalization is estimated by a Bayesian approach from the cartel data of the Department of Justice in the United States between 1970 and 2009. The probability of cartel penalization is seen as sensitive to changes in competition law, and the results have implications for market efficiency and the antitrust authority’s efforts against cartel formation and demise. The result of policy simulation shows the effectiveness of the leniency program. Antitrust enforcement is evaluated from the estimation results, and can therefore be improved.


  • Open Access

    Bayesian Approach for Estimating the Probability of Cartel Penalization under the Leniency Program

    by Jihyun Park, Juhyun Lee, Suneung Ahn

    Cartels cause tremendous damage to the market economy and disadvantage consumers by causing higher prices and lower quality; moreover, they are difficult to detect. We need to prevent them by scientific analysis, which includes the determination of an indicator to explain antitrust enforcement. Particularly, the probability of cartel penalization is a useful indicator for the evaluation of the competition enforcement. This study is to estimate the probability of cartel penalization by using a Bayesian approach. In the empirical study, the probability of cartel penalization is estimated by Bayesian approach from cartel data of Department of Justice in United States from 1970 to 2009. The probability of cartel penalization is seen to be sensitive to change of competition law and the results shows the usefulness of higher interpretation than other research. The result of the policy simulation shows how effective the leniency program is. From this estimation, antitrust enforcement is evaluated, and thereby, can be improved.

  • Open Access

    Comparing the parameter estimation methods of Weibull distribution with censored lifetime

    by Jihyun Park, Juhyun Lee, Suneung Ahn

    Weibull distribution is widely used in reliability engineering and lifetime analysis because of its flexibility in modeling both increasing and decreasing failure rate. Weibull distribution has shape parameter and scale parameter, and it is difficult to estimate the parameters due to the no-closed form of likelihood function. In recent years, there has been studied on the approximating parameter estimation methods based on the simulation. In this study, we use the approximating parameter estimation of Weibull distribution with censored lifetime. The methods which are applied in numerical example are Bayesian estimation method, maximum likelihood estimation, and Markov chain Monte Carlo. Accuracy of estimation methods is performed by the mean square errors of parameter estimator in simulation reducing the experiment time. In addition, it can be helpful to set the design of experiment considering the characteristics of Weibull distribution with censored lifetime.

  • Open Access

    On Determination of the Non-periodic Preventive Maintenance Scheduling with the Failure Rate Threshold for Repairable System

    by Juhyun Lee, Jihyun Park, Suneung Ahn

    Determination of a preventive maintenance scheduling is regarded as a key part in manufacturing system to maintain the equipment in good condition. In practice, many preventive maintenance policies is used in manufacturing system to reduce the unexpected failures and increase sustainability of system. In this paper, the failure rate of system is used as a condition variable and a decision variable, and preventive maintenance policy is then developed for minimizing the expected maintenance cost rate. The imperfect preventive maintenance activities of the proposed models are modeled via the arithmetic reduction model which uses the age reduction factor or the hazard reduction factor. The results of the numerical example shows that the model based on age reduction can not only extend the system lifetime but also reduce the expected maintenance cost rate although the preventive maintenance cost is significantly higher than those of the model based on hazard reduction.