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I pointed Claude Code at the Erdős problem database with vague instructions to 'find interesting things.' It built 92 Python modules, ran 131 subagents, and computed exact Ramsey numbers nobody had computed before. I mostly watched.
Dynamic Failure Rate Distributions for Survival Analysis
Component Lifetime Estimation from k-out-of-n System Data
Likelihood Models for Systems with Masked Component Cause of Failure
Masked-Cause Likelihood Models for DFR Series Systems
Series System Distributions from Dynamic Failure Rate Components
Weibull distributions model time-to-failure in reliability engineering and cancer survival. I study both professionally. One of them became personal.
An R package for specifying hazard functions directly instead of picking from a catalog of named distributions. You write the hazard. It handles the rest.
Introduction to reliability analysis with censored data, where observations are incomplete but statistically informative.