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258 Lifetime Distribution II Chapter 14<br />

Using the Custom Relationship for Fit Life by X<br />

Figure 14.19 Weibull Acceleration Factor Profiler for Devalt.jmp<br />

Using the Custom Relationship for Fit Life by X<br />

If you want to use a custom transformation to model the relationship between the lifetime event <strong>and</strong> the<br />

accelerating factor, use the Custom option. This option is found in the drop-down menu under<br />

Relationship in the launch window. Comma delimited values are entered into the entry fields for the<br />

location (μ) <strong>and</strong> scale (σ) parameters.<br />

For example, to create a quadratic model with Log(Temp) for the Weibull location parameter <strong>and</strong> a<br />

log-linear model with Log(Temp) for the Weibull scale parameter, follow these steps:<br />

1. Open the Devalt.jmp sample data table.<br />

2. Select Analyze > <strong>Reliability</strong> <strong>and</strong> Survival > Fit Life by X.<br />

3. Select Hours as Y, Time to Event, Temp as X, Censor as Censor, <strong>and</strong> Weight as Freq.<br />

4. Select Custom as the Relationship from the drop-down menu.<br />

5. In the entry field for μ, enter 1, log(:Temp), log(:Temp)^2.<br />

(The 1 indicates that an intercept is included in the model.)<br />

6. In the entry field for σ, enter 1, log(:Temp).<br />

7. Click the check box for Use Exponential Link.<br />

8. Select Weibull as the Distribution.<br />

Figure 14.20 shows the completed launch window using the Custom option.

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