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Richard House: Redirected page to RGA Data Types#Grouped Failure Times

2012-08-24T01:02:05Z

Redirected page to RGA Data Types#Grouped Failure Times

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	~~====Grouped Failure Times====~~		#REDIRECT [[RGA_Data_Types#Grouped_Failure_Times]]
	This data type is used for tests where the exact failure times are unknown and only the number of failures within a time interval are recorded (e.g. inspection data). For a single system, multiple failures can occur before the operator stops the test. In this case, X number of failures are found after Y hours of test time. Failures X <math>_{1}</math> , X <math>_{2}</math> , X <math>_{3}</math> , etc. could have occurred at any time period up to the termination time, thus exact times for each failure are not available. This is commonly called interval or grouped data.

	When multiple units are tested, the units are inspected at predetermined time intervals and the number of failed units is recorded. When entering the time at which the failures occurred for grouped data, the time is equal to the total accumulated test time for all of the units being tested. The number of failed units is simply equal to the number of failures that occurred during the current interval. The next figure shows an example of data entry for grouped data.

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	[[~~Image:rga3.5.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|Grouped Failure Times data~~]]

Athanasios Gerokostopoulos: /* Grouped Failure Times */

2012-06-06T19:56:39Z

Grouped Failure Times

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	This data type is used for tests where the exact failure times are unknown and only the number of failures within a time interval are recorded (e.g. inspection data). For a single system, multiple failures can occur before the operator stops the test. In this case, X number of failures are found after Y hours of test time. Failures X <math>_{1}</math> , X <math>_{2}</math> , X <math>_{3}</math> , etc. could have occurred at any time period up to the termination time, thus exact times for each failure are not available. This is commonly called interval or grouped data.		This data type is used for tests where the exact failure times are unknown and only the number of failures within a time interval are recorded (e.g. inspection data). For a single system, multiple failures can occur before the operator stops the test. In this case, X number of failures are found after Y hours of test time. Failures X <math>_{1}</math> , X <math>_{2}</math> , X <math>_{3}</math> , etc. could have occurred at any time period up to the termination time, thus exact times for each failure are not available. This is commonly called interval or grouped data.

	When multiple units are tested, the units are inspected at predetermined time intervals and the number of failed units is recorded. When entering the time at which the failures occurred for grouped data, the time is equal to the total accumulated test time for all of the units being tested. The number of failed units is simply equal to the number of failures that occurred during the current interval. ~~Figure grpcum1~~ shows an example of data entry for grouped data.		When multiple units are tested, the units are inspected at predetermined time intervals and the number of failed units is recorded. When entering the time at which the failures occurred for grouped data, the time is equal to the total accumulated test time for all of the units being tested. The number of failed units is simply equal to the number of failures that occurred during the current interval. The next figure shows an example of data entry for grouped data.

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	[[Image:rga3.5.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|Grouped Failure Times data]]		[[Image:rga3.5.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|Grouped Failure Times data]]

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2012-01-05T18:01:04Z

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====Grouped Failure Times====
This data type is used for tests where the exact failure times are unknown and only the number of failures within a time interval are recorded (e.g. inspection data). For a single system, multiple failures can occur before the operator stops the test. In this case, X number of failures are found after Y hours of test time. Failures X <math>_{1}</math> , X <math>_{2}</math> , X <math>_{3}</math> , etc. could have occurred at any time period up to the termination time, thus exact times for each failure are not available. This is commonly called interval or grouped data.

When multiple units are tested, the units are inspected at predetermined time intervals and the number of failed units is recorded. When entering the time at which the failures occurred for grouped data, the time is equal to the total accumulated test time for all of the units being tested. The number of failed units is simply equal to the number of failures that occurred during the current interval. Figure grpcum1 shows an example of data entry for grouped data.

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[[Image:rga3.5.png|thumb|center|400px|Grouped Failure Times data]]