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SengYew
Level II

Tolerance intervals method

Dear sir/Madam,
As we know that is only have two available methods are Assume Normal Distribution and Nonparametric from tolerance intervals module, If I have 30 samples data that using Fitted Weibull/lognormal distribution and the P-value is >0.05. How do we using Tolerance interval for Weibull and lognormal distribution?

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MRB3855
Super User

Re: Tolerance intervals method

Hi @SengYew : If your data are Lognormal, then the natural log of the data will be normally distributed.

1. If X is your data, calculate Y=ln(X): Y has a normal distribution.

2. Get the desired Normal Tolerance Interval for Y.

3. Back transform the interval ( exp[lower TI], exp[upper TI] ) to get the Tolerance interval back on the original X scale.

 

Weibull? Not so straightforward I'm afraid:  

See the following: Lawless, J. F. (1975). Construction of tolerance bounds for the extreme-value and the Weibull distribution. Technometrics, 17, 255—261.

scappuccio
Level II

Re: Tolerance intervals method

Hi @MRB3855,

 

Based on your above response I am assuming the answer is no - does JMP have integrated tools for construction of Weibull tolerance intervals per the paper you have referenced?

MRB3855
Super User

Re: Tolerance intervals method

Hi @scappuccio   You assume correctly; the answer is no. However, I don’t know if there are plans to add that functionality in the future. 

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