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When a test involves multiple accelerating stresses or requires the inclusion of an engineering variable, a general multivariable relationship. The general log-linear relationship is multivariable; it describes a life characteristic as a function of a vector of ''n'' stresses. With ALTA, you can use it to analyze up to eight stresses. | When a test involves multiple accelerating stresses or requires the inclusion of an engineering variable, a general multivariable relationship. The general log-linear relationship is multivariable; it describes a life characteristic as a function of a vector of ''n'' stresses. With ALTA, you can use it to analyze up to eight stresses. | ||
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When a test involves multiple accelerating stresses or requires the inclusion of an engineering variable, a general multivariable relationship. The general log-linear relationship is multivariable; it describes a life characteristic as a function of a vector of n stresses. With ALTA, you can use it to analyze up to eight stresses.
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