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The 2-parameter exponential distribution includes the location parameter, gamma (also referred to as the failure-free period). This parameter uses the same time units as the time variable and changes the starting point of the distribution to a point other than zero. A positive value of gamma could represent a storage period, while a negative value could represent damage due to shipping or quiescent failure modes. | The 2-parameter exponential distribution includes the location parameter, gamma (also referred to as the failure-free period). This parameter uses the same time units as the time variable and changes the starting point of the distribution to a point other than zero. A positive value of gamma could represent a storage period, while a negative value could represent damage due to shipping or quiescent failure modes. | ||
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| Standard Folio 2-Parameter Exponential Distribution |
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The 2-parameter exponential distribution includes the location parameter, gamma (also referred to as the failure-free period). This parameter uses the same time units as the time variable and changes the starting point of the distribution to a point other than zero. A positive value of gamma could represent a storage period, while a negative value could represent damage due to shipping or quiescent failure modes. |
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