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This example | This example validates the calculations for 3-parameter Weibull with rank regression in Weibull++ standard folios. | ||
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Table 6.3 on page 292 in book ''Reliability Engineering Handbook Vol 1'' by Dr. Kececioglu, Prentice-Hall, 1991. | Table 6.3 on page 292 in the book ''Reliability Engineering Handbook Vol 1'' by Dr. Kececioglu, Prentice-Hall, 1991. | ||
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In the book, the results are obtained by visually fitting a straight line to the median rank at each failure point. The reliability function for a 3P-Weibull distribution is: | In the book, the results are obtained by visually fitting a straight line to the median rank at each failure point. The reliability function for a 3P-Weibull distribution is: | ||
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