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The Exponential Model - Definition
x
1
e
f ( x) , for x 0
0 , elsewhere
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Properties of the Exponential Model
0 for x< 0
F (x) P(X x)
x
for x 0
1- e
E (X )
• Standard Deviation
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Exponential Model - Example
(b) What is the probability that the response time is between 5 and 10
seconds?
(c) What is the value of x for which the probability of exceeding that
value is 1%?
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Exponential Model - Example
The E(X) = 5=θ, so λ = 0.2.
The probability that the response time is at most 10 sec is:
P ( X 10) F (10,0.2)
1 e (.2 )(10)
1 0.135
0.865
or P (X>10) = 0.135
The probability that the response time is between 5 and 10 sec is:
P( X x) 1 e x 0.99
e x 0.01
λx ln( 0.01)
4.605
x
0.2
x 23.025 sec
F (10) 0.99
N (10)
1 e
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Weibull Distribution
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The Weibull Probability Distribution Function
0
, elsewhere
0.2
0
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4
t
t is in multiples of
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The Weibull Probability Distribution Function
for x 0 x
β
F(x) PX x 1 - e θ
1
5
0.8 3
probability, p
1
F(x) 0.6
0.5
0.4
0.2
0
0 50 100 150 200
x 12
Weibull Probability Paper (WPP)
• Derived from double logarithmic transformation of
the Weibull Distribution Function.
( t / )
F(t ) 1 e
• Of the form y ax b
y ln ln 1
where
1 F( t )
a b ln x ln t
•Any straight line on Weibull Probability paper is a Weibull
Probability Distribution Function with slope, and intercept,
- ln , where the ordinate is ln{ln(1/[1-F(t)])} the abscissa is
ln t. 13
Weibull Probability Paper (WPP)
http://perso.easynet.fr/~philimar/graphpapeng.htm
http://www.weibull.com/GPaper/index.htm
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Use of Weibull Probability Paper
8 4 3 2 1.5 1.0 0.8 0.7 0.5
99.0
95.0
90.0
80.0
70.0
50.0
Cumulative probability in percent 40.0
F(x) 30.0
1.8 in.
in % 20.0
1 in.
10.0
5.0
4.0
3.0
2.0
1.0
0.5
10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1000
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x
Properties of the Weibull Distribution
• 100pth Percentile 1
x p - ln(1 - p)
and, in particular
x0.632
• Mean or Expected Value
1
E(X) 1
Note: See the Gamma Function Table to
obtain values of (a)
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Properties of the Weibull Distribution
• Standard Deviation of X
1
2 2 1 2
1 1
where
(a) (a)
2 2
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The Gamma Function
y=a (a) a (a) a (a) a (a)
1 1 1.25 0.9064 1.5 0.8862 1.75 0.9191
1.01 0.9943 1.26 0.9044 1.51 0.8866 1.76 0.9214
1.02 0.9888 1.27 0.9025 1.52 0.887 1.77 0.9238
1.03 0.9836 1.28 0.9007 1.53 0.8876 1.78 0.9262
(a ) e x dx
x a 1 1.04 0.9784 1.29 0.899 1.54 0.8882 1.79 0.9288
1.05 0.9735 1.3 0.8975 1.55 0.8889 1.8 0.9314
1.06 0.9687 1.31 0.896 1.56 0.8896 1.81 0.9341
1.07 0.9642 1.32 0.8946 1.57 0.8905 1.82 0.9369
0 1.08 0.9597 1.33 0.8934 1.58 0.8914 1.83 0.9397
1.09 0.9555 1.34 0.8922 1.59 0.8924 1.84 0.9426
(a 1) a(a )
1.1 0.9514 1.35 0.8912 1.6 0.8935 1.85 0.9456
1.11 0.9474 1.36 0.8902 1.61 0.8947 1.86 0.9487
1.12 0.9436 1.37 0.8893 1.62 0.8959 1.87 0.9518
1.13 0.9399 1.38 0.8885 1.63 0.8972 1.88 0.9551
1.14 0.9364 1.39 0.8879 1.64 0.8986 1.89 0.9584
1.15 0.933 1.4 0.8873 1.65 0.9001 1.9 0.9618
1.16 0.9298 1.41 0.8868 1.66 0.9017 1.91 0.9652
1.17 0.9267 1.42 0.8864 1.67 0.9033 1.92 0.9688
1.18 0.9237 1.43 0.886 1.68 0.905 1.93 0.9724
Values of the 1.19 0.9209 1.44 0.8858 1.69 0.9068 1.94 0.9761
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Properties of the Weibull Distribution
• Mode - The value of x for which the probability
density function is maximum
0 x
xmode 19
Weibull Distribution - Example
(a) P( X 105)
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Weibull Distribution - Example Solution
(a) P( X 105) = F(105; 20, 100)
(105/100) 20
1 e 1 0.070 0.930
( 0.98) 20 (1.02) 20
e e
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Weibull Distribution - Example Solution
(c) P( X x) = 0.10
( x /100) 20
1 e 0.10
P( X x)
( x / 100) 20
e 0.90
Then
( x / 100) 20 ln 0.90
( x / 100) 20 ln 0.90
x / 100 ln 0.90
1/ 20
x 100 ln 0.90
1/ 20
x 89.36
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Weibull Distribution - Example
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Weibull Distribution - Example
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e
0.1353
That is, all but about 13.53% of the items will not meet
spec.
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