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ALTA SimuMatic generates multiple data sets using Monte Carlo simulation. It then analyzes each data set individually (e.g., to find the reliability at a specified time) and the group of data sets as a whole (e.g., to find the average reliability at a specified time across the data sets). | |||
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Revision as of 19:01, 22 March 2012
Simumatic Data GLL-Lognormal |
ALTA SimuMatic generates multiple data sets using Monte Carlo simulation. It then analyzes each data set individually (e.g., to find the reliability at a specified time) and the group of data sets as a whole (e.g., to find the average reliability at a specified time across the data sets). |
Learn more from...
[Link1 the help files...] | |
theory textbook... | |
related article(s)... | |
use example(s)... |