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''This example appears in the [[Recurrent_Event_Data_Analysis#Parametric_Recurrent_Event_Data_Analysis|Life Data Analysis Reference book]]''.
''This example appears in the [https://help.reliasoft.com/reference/life_data_analysis Life data analysis reference]''.


</noinclude>The following table gives the failure times for the air conditioning unit of an aircraft. The observation ended by the time the last failure occurred, as discussed in Cox [[Appendix:_Life_Data_Analysis_References|[3]]].
</noinclude>The following table gives the failure times for the air conditioning unit of an aircraft. The observation ended by the time the last failure occurred, as discussed in Cox [[Appendix:_Life_Data_Analysis_References|[3]]].
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   \text{268} & \text{544} & \text{950} & \text{1362} & \text{1539}  \\
   \text{268} & \text{544} & \text{950} & \text{1362} & \text{1539}  \\
   \text{290} & \text{732} & \text{955} & \text{1459} & {}  \\
   \text{290} & \text{732} & \text{955} & \text{1459} & {}  \\
\end{matrix}</math></center>
\end{matrix}\,\!</math></center>


1. Estimate the GRP model parameters using the Type I virtual age option.
1. Estimate the GRP model parameters using the Type I virtual age option.
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Enter the data into a parametric RDA folio in Weibull++. On the control panel, select the '''3''' parameters option and the '''Type I''' setting. Keep the default simulation settings. Click '''Calculate'''.
Enter the data into a parametric RDA folio in Weibull++. On the control panel, select the '''3''' parameters option and the '''Type I''' setting. Keep the default simulation settings. Click '''Calculate'''.


:1. The estimated parameters are <math>\hat{\beta }=1.1976,</math> <math>\hat{\lambda }=4.94E-03,</math> <math>\hat{q}=0.1344</math> .
:1. The estimated parameters are <math>\hat{\beta }=1.1976\,\!</math>, <math>\hat{\lambda }=4.94E-03\,\!</math>, <math>\hat{q}=0.1344\,\!</math>.


:2. The following plots show the cumulative number of failures and instantaneous failure intensity, respectively.
:2. The following plots show the cumulative number of failures and instantaneous failure intensity, respectively.


[[Image:Parametric RDA N(T) plot.png|center|550px]]  
[[Image:Parametric RDA N(T) plot.png|center|650px]]  




[[Image:Parametric RDA Lambda(T) plot.png|center|550px]]  
[[Image:Parametric RDA Lambda(T) plot.png|center|650px]]  


:3. The following plot shows the conditional reliability.
:3. The following plot shows the conditional reliability.


[[Image:Parametric RDA Cond R(T) plot.png|center|550px]]  
[[Image:Parametric RDA Cond R(T) plot.png|center|650px]]  


:4. Using the QCP, the failure number and instantaneous failure intensity are:
:4. Using the QCP, the failure number and instantaneous failure intensity are:


[[Image:QCP N(T).png|center|600px]]  
[[Image:QCP N(T).png|center|650px]]  




[[Image:QCP Lambda(T).png|center|600px]]
[[Image:QCP Lambda(T).png|center|650px]]

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This example appears in the Life data analysis reference.

The following table gives the failure times for the air conditioning unit of an aircraft. The observation ended by the time the last failure occurred, as discussed in Cox [3].

[math]\displaystyle{ \begin{matrix} \text{50} & \text{329} & \text{811} & \text{991} & \text{1489} \\ \text{94} & \text{332} & \text{899} & \text{1013} & \text{1512} \\ \text{196} & \text{347} & \text{945} & \text{1152} & \text{1525} \\ \text{268} & \text{544} & \text{950} & \text{1362} & \text{1539} \\ \text{290} & \text{732} & \text{955} & \text{1459} & {} \\ \end{matrix}\,\! }[/math]

1. Estimate the GRP model parameters using the Type I virtual age option.

2. Plot the failure number and instantaneous failure intensity vs. time with 90% two-sided confidence bounds.

3. Plot the conditional reliability vs. time with 90% two-sided confidence bounds. The mission start time is 40 and mission time is varying.

4. Using the QCP, calculate the expected failure number and expected instantaneous failure intensity by time 1800.

Solution

Enter the data into a parametric RDA folio in Weibull++. On the control panel, select the 3 parameters option and the Type I setting. Keep the default simulation settings. Click Calculate.

1. The estimated parameters are [math]\displaystyle{ \hat{\beta }=1.1976\,\! }[/math], [math]\displaystyle{ \hat{\lambda }=4.94E-03\,\! }[/math], [math]\displaystyle{ \hat{q}=0.1344\,\! }[/math].
2. The following plots show the cumulative number of failures and instantaneous failure intensity, respectively.
Parametric RDA N(T) plot.png


Parametric RDA Lambda(T) plot.png
3. The following plot shows the conditional reliability.
Parametric RDA Cond R(T) plot.png
4. Using the QCP, the failure number and instantaneous failure intensity are:
QCP N(T).png


QCP Lambda(T).png
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