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:Required. String. The model name. | :Required. String. The model name. | ||
''ModelParams()'' | ''ModelParams()'' | ||
:Required. Double. An array of the model's parameters.<!-- | :Required. Double. An array of the model's parameters. | ||
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!<span style="color:#585858;">Model Type</span> | |||
!<span style="color:#585858;">Order of Parameters</span> | |||
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|style="width: 130px;"|Weibull||style="width: 650px;"|1 = Beta, 2 = Eta, 3 = Gamma | |||
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|Normal||1 = Mean, 2 = Std | |||
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|Lognormal||1 = LogMean, 2 = LogStd | |||
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|Exponential||1 = Lambda, 2 = Gamma | |||
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|G-Gamma||1 = Mu, 2 = K | |||
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|Gamma||1 = Mu, 2 = K | |||
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|Logistic||1 = Mu, 2 = Sigma | |||
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|LogLogistic||1 = Mu, 2 = Sigma | |||
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|Gumbel||1 = Mu, 2 = Sigma | |||
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|Mixed Weibull||1 = Subpop1-Beta, 2 = Subpop1-Eta, 3 = Subpop1-Portion, 4 = Subpop2-Beta, 5 = Subpop2-Eta, 6 = Subpop2-Portion, 7= Subpop3-Beta, 8 = Subpop3-Eta, 9 = Subpop3-Portion, 10 = Subpop4-Beta, 11 = Subpop4-Eta, 12 = Subpop4-Portion | |||
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|FixedUnreliability||rowspan="3"|If creating a constant model, enter a value for Parameter 1 and set Parameter 2 to zero (0) or nothing. <br>If creating a dynamic model, enter the numeric ID of the variable resource for Parameter 2 and set Parameter 1 to zero (0) or nothing. If the variable does not exist, it creates a dynamic model with no predefined variable. | |||
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|FixedDuration | |||
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|FixedCost | |||
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Revision as of 22:25, 1 October 2015
Member of: SynthesisAPI9.cModel
A parameterized constructor for the cModel class. (VB.NET only)
Syntax
cModel(ModelType, ModelCategory, ModelName, ParamArray ModelParams())
Parameters
ModelType
- Required. The type of model (e.g., 2-parameter Weibull). Can be any ModelTypeEnum constant.
ModelCategory
- Required. The model category (e.g., reliability model). Can be any ModelCategoryEnum constant.
ModelName
- Required. String. The model name.
ModelParams()
- Required. Double. An array of the model's parameters.
Model Type | Order of Parameters |
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Weibull | 1 = Beta, 2 = Eta, 3 = Gamma |
Normal | 1 = Mean, 2 = Std |
Lognormal | 1 = LogMean, 2 = LogStd |
Exponential | 1 = Lambda, 2 = Gamma |
G-Gamma | 1 = Mu, 2 = K |
Gamma | 1 = Mu, 2 = K |
Logistic | 1 = Mu, 2 = Sigma |
LogLogistic | 1 = Mu, 2 = Sigma |
Gumbel | 1 = Mu, 2 = Sigma |
Mixed Weibull | 1 = Subpop1-Beta, 2 = Subpop1-Eta, 3 = Subpop1-Portion, 4 = Subpop2-Beta, 5 = Subpop2-Eta, 6 = Subpop2-Portion, 7= Subpop3-Beta, 8 = Subpop3-Eta, 9 = Subpop3-Portion, 10 = Subpop4-Beta, 11 = Subpop4-Eta, 12 = Subpop4-Portion |
FixedUnreliability | If creating a constant model, enter a value for Parameter 1 and set Parameter 2 to zero (0) or nothing. If creating a dynamic model, enter the numeric ID of the variable resource for Parameter 2 and set Parameter 1 to zero (0) or nothing. If the variable does not exist, it creates a dynamic model with no predefined variable. |
FixedDuration | |
FixedCost |
Example
VB.NET 'The following code creates a 2-parameter Weibull reliability model, 'with beta 1 and eta 100. The model name is "MyNewModel." Dim ModelParams(1) As Double ModelParams(0) = 1 ModelParams(1) = 100 Dim newModel As New cModel(ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2,ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability, "MyNewModel", ModelParams) 'Alternatively, you can create a new model using an in-line parameter list. Dim newModel As New cModel(ModelTypeEnum.Weibull2, ModelCategoryEnum.Reliability, "MyNewModel", 1, 100)