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''This example appears in the [https://help.reliasoft.com/reference/life_data_analysis Life data analysis reference]''.
 
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'''Dates of Failure Warranty Analysis'''
'''Dates of Failure Warranty Analysis'''


Assume that a company has the following information for a product.  
Assume that a company has the following information for a product.  


 
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Using the given information to estimate the failure distribution of the product and forecast warranty returns.   
Using the given information to estimate the failure distribution of the product and forecast warranty returns.   


'''Solution'''
'''Solution'''


Create a warranty analysis folio using the dates of failure format. Enter the data from the tables in the '''Sales''', '''Returns''' and '''Future Sales''' sheets. On the control panel, click the '''Auto-Set''' button to automatically set the end date to the last day the warranty data were collected (September 14, 2011). Analyze the data using the 2P-Weibull distribution and RRX analysis method. The parameters are estimated to be beta = 1.315379 and eta = 102,381.486165.  
Create a warranty analysis folio using the dates of failure format. Enter the data from the tables in the '''Sales''', '''Returns''' and '''Future Sales''' sheets. On the control panel, click the '''Auto-Set''' button to automatically set the end date to the last day the warranty data were collected (September 14, 2011). Analyze the data using the 2P-Weibull distribution and RRX analysis method. The parameters are estimated to be beta = 1.315379 and eta = 102,381.486165.  


The warranty folio automatically converts the warranty data into a format that can be used in a Weibull++ standard folio. To see this result, click anywhere within the '''Analysis Summary''' area of the control panel to open a report, as shown next (showing only the first 35 rows of data). In this example, rows 23 to 60 show the time-to-failure data that resulted from the conversion.
The warranty folio automatically converts the warranty data into a format that can be used in a Weibull++ standard folio. To see this result, click anywhere within the '''Analysis Summary''' area of the control panel to open a report, as shown next (showing only the first 35 rows of data). In this example, rows 23 to 60 show the time-to-failure data that resulted from the conversion.


 
[[image:Warranty Dates Format Summary.png|center|500px]]
[[image:Warranty Dates Format Summary.png|thumb|center|500px]]
 


To generate a forecast, click the '''Forecast''' icon on the control panel. In the Forecast Setup window, set the forecast to start on '''September 2011''' and set the number of forecast periods to '''6'''. Set the increment (length of each period) to '''1 Month''', as shown next.  
To generate a forecast, click the '''Forecast''' icon on the control panel. In the Forecast Setup window, set the forecast to start on '''September 2011''' and set the number of forecast periods to '''6'''. Set the increment (length of each period) to '''1 Month''', as shown next.  
   
   
 
[[image:Warranty Dates Format Forecast Window.png|center|400px]]
[[image:Warranty Dates Format Forecast Window.png|thumb|center|400px]]
 


Click '''OK'''. A Forecast sheet will be created, with the predicted future returns. Note that the first forecast will start on September 15, 2011 because the end of observation period was set to September 14, 2011.   
Click '''OK'''. A Forecast sheet will be created, with the predicted future returns. Note that the first forecast will start on September 15, 2011 because the end of observation period was set to September 14, 2011.   


Click the '''Plot''' icon and choose the '''Expected Failures''' plot. The plot displays the predicted number of returns for each month, as shown next.
Click the '''Plot''' icon and choose the '''Expected Failures''' plot. The plot displays the predicted number of returns for each month, as shown next.


 
[[image:Warranty Dates Format Predicted Failures Plot.png|center|600px]]
[[image:Warranty Dates Format Predicted Failures Plot.png|thumb|center|600px]]

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This example appears in the Life data analysis reference.


Dates of Failure Warranty Analysis

Assume that a company has the following information for a product.

Sales
Quantity In-Service Date In-Service
6316 1/1/2010
8447 2/1/2010
5892 3/1/2010
596 4/1/2010
996 5/1/2010
8977 6/1/2010
2578 7/1/2010
8318 8/1/2010
2667 9/1/2010
7452 10/1/2010
1533 11/1/2010
9393 12/1/2010
1966 1/1/2011
8960 2/1/2011
6341 3/1/2011
4005 4/1/2011
3784 5/1/2011
5426 6/1/2011
4958 7/1/2011
6981 8/1/2011


Returns
Quantity Returned Date of Return Date In-Service
2 10/29/2010 10/1/2010
1 11/13/2010 10/1/2010
2 3/15/2011 10/1/2010
5 4/10/2011 10/1/2010
1 11/13/2010 11/1/2010
2 2/19/2011 11/1/2010
1 3/11/2011 11/1/2010
2 5/18/2011 11/1/2010
1 1/9/2011 12/1/2010
2 2/13/2011 12/1/2010
1 3/2/2011 12/1/2010
1 6/7/2011 12/1/2010
1 4/28/2011 1/1/2011
2 6/15/2011 1/1/2011
3 7/15/2011 1/1/2011
1 8/10/2011 2/1/2011
1 8/12/2011 2/1/2011
1 8/14/2011 2/1/2011


Quantity In-Service Date In-Service
Future Sales
5000 9/1/2011
5000 10/1/2011
5000 11/1/2011
5000 12/1/2011
5000 1/1/2012

Using the given information to estimate the failure distribution of the product and forecast warranty returns.

Solution

Create a warranty analysis folio using the dates of failure format. Enter the data from the tables in the Sales, Returns and Future Sales sheets. On the control panel, click the Auto-Set button to automatically set the end date to the last day the warranty data were collected (September 14, 2011). Analyze the data using the 2P-Weibull distribution and RRX analysis method. The parameters are estimated to be beta = 1.315379 and eta = 102,381.486165.

The warranty folio automatically converts the warranty data into a format that can be used in a Weibull++ standard folio. To see this result, click anywhere within the Analysis Summary area of the control panel to open a report, as shown next (showing only the first 35 rows of data). In this example, rows 23 to 60 show the time-to-failure data that resulted from the conversion.

Warranty Dates Format Summary.png

To generate a forecast, click the Forecast icon on the control panel. In the Forecast Setup window, set the forecast to start on September 2011 and set the number of forecast periods to 6. Set the increment (length of each period) to 1 Month, as shown next.

Warranty Dates Format Forecast Window.png

Click OK. A Forecast sheet will be created, with the predicted future returns. Note that the first forecast will start on September 15, 2011 because the end of observation period was set to September 14, 2011.

Click the Plot icon and choose the Expected Failures plot. The plot displays the predicted number of returns for each month, as shown next.

Warranty Dates Format Predicted Failures Plot.png