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== | ==Members== | ||
*Weibull {{APIComment|Weibull distribution (including mixed Weibull analysis)}} | |||
*Bayesian {{APIComment|Bayesian-Weibull analysis}} | |||
*Exponential {{APIComment|Exponential distribution}} | |||
*Lognormal {{APIComment|Lognormal distribution }} | |||
*Normal {{APIComment|Normal distribution}} | |||
*G_Gamma {{APIComment|Generalized gamma distribution }} | |||
*Gamma {{APIComment|Gamma distribution }} | |||
*Logistic {{APIComment|Logistic distribution }} | |||
*Loglogistic {{APIComment|Loglogistic distribution}} | |||
*Gumbel {{APIComment|Gumbel distribution }} | |||
==Usage Example== | ==Usage Example== | ||
Revision as of 16:26, 21 February 2014
Contains all available life distributions.
To set the specific version of the selected distribution (e.g., 2-parameter Weibull vs. mixed Weibull) for use with the WeibullDataSet.Calculate method, use the Parameters property of the WeibullAnalysisOptions class.
Members
- Weibull Weibull distribution (including mixed Weibull analysis)
- Bayesian Bayesian-Weibull analysis
- Exponential Exponential distribution
- Lognormal Lognormal distribution
- Normal Normal distribution
- G_Gamma Generalized gamma distribution
- Gamma Gamma distribution
- Logistic Logistic distribution
- Loglogistic Loglogistic distribution
- Gumbel Gumbel distribution
Usage Example
Declare a WeibullDataSet object.
Dim WDS as New WeibullDataSet
Set Weibull as the distribution for analysis.
WDS.AnalysisSettings.Distribution = WeibullSolverDistribution.Weibull