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240 Lifetime Distribution II Chapter 14<br />

Launching the Fit Life by X Platform Window<br />

6. Leave the Censor Code as 1. The Censor Code is the identifier for censored observations. By default, 1<br />

indicates censored observations; all other values or missing values are uncensored observations.<br />

7. Select Weight as Freq.<br />

8. Keep Arrhenius Celsius as the relationship, <strong>and</strong> keep the Nested Model Tests option selected. This<br />

option appends a nonparametric overlay plot, nested model tests, <strong>and</strong> a multiple probability plot to the<br />

report window.<br />

9. Select Weibull as the distribution.<br />

The launch window lets you specify one distribution at a time, <strong>and</strong> includes the Weibull, Lognormal,<br />

Loglogistic, Fréchet, SEV, Normal, Logistic, LEV, <strong>and</strong> Exponential distributions. (Lognormal is the<br />

default setting.)<br />

10. Keep Wald as the confidence interval method.<br />

The Wald method is an approximation <strong>and</strong> runs faster. The Likelihood method provides more precise<br />

parameters, but takes longer to compute.<br />

Figure 14.2 shows the completed launch window.<br />

Figure 14.2 Fit Life by X Launch Window<br />

11. Click OK. Figure 14.3 shows the Fit Life by X report window.<br />

Note: See “Using the Custom Relationship for Fit Life by X” on page 258, if you are using the Custom<br />

relationship for your model.

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