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4 Subpop Mixed WeibullMixed Weibull analysis is a method that can be used in situations when there are multiple failure behaviors, or trends, that exist in a single data set. The mixed Weibull method fits a single distribution with Weibull parameters and portion values for each subpopulation in the data set. The mixed Weibull distribution is also known as multi-modal Weibull. |
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