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Contains different forms of a life distribution (e.g., 2-parameter vs. 3-parameter). | Contains different forms of a life distribution (e.g., 2-parameter vs. 3-parameter). | ||
The life distribution (e.g., Weibull vs. normal) is specified in the Distribution property of the [[WeibullAnalysisOptions_Class|WeibullAnalysisOptions]] and [[WeibullBestFitOptions_Class|WeibullBestFitOptions]] | The life distribution (e.g., Weibull vs. normal) is specified in the Distribution property of the [[WeibullAnalysisOptions_Class|WeibullAnalysisOptions]] and [[WeibullBestFitOptions_Class|WeibullBestFitOptions]] classes. | ||
== Members== | == Members== | ||
Revision as of 20:47, 21 February 2014
Contains different forms of a life distribution (e.g., 2-parameter vs. 3-parameter).
The life distribution (e.g., Weibull vs. normal) is specified in the Distribution property of the WeibullAnalysisOptions and WeibullBestFitOptions classes.
Members
- MS_1Parameter 1-parameter form
- MS_2Parameter 2-parameter form
- MS_3Parameter 3-parameter form
- MS_Mixed Mixed Weibull analysis (must set Weibull as the distribution type)
Usage Example
Declare a WeibullDataSet object.
Dim WDS as New WeibullDataSet
Set Weibull as the distribution for analysis.
WDS.AnalysisSettings.Distribution = WeibullSolverDistribution.Weibull
Specify that the 2-parameter Weibull distribution will be used.
WDS.AnalysisSettings.Parameters = WeibullSolverNumParameters.MS_2Parameter