The RELIABILITY Procedure |
DISTRIBUTION Statement |
The ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, RELATIONPLOT, and MODEL statements require you to specify the probability distribution that describes your data. You can specify a probability distribution by using the DISTRIBUTION statement anywhere after the PROC RELIABILITY statement and before the RUN statement. If you do not specify a distribution in a DISTRIBUTION statement, the normal distribution is assumed. The probability distribution specified determines the distribution for which parameters are estimated from your data. The valid distributions and the statements to which they apply are shown in Table 12.6.
Distribution |
Distribution-Name Specified |
Statement |
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binomial |
BINOMIAL |
ANALYZE |
exponential |
EXPONENTIAL |
ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, |
RELATIONPLOT, MODEL |
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extreme value |
EXTREME | EV |
ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, |
RELATIONPLOT, MODEL |
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generalized gamma |
GAMMA |
MODEL |
logistic |
LOGISTIC | LOGIT |
ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, |
RELATIONPLOT, MODEL |
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loglogistic |
LLOGISTIC | LLOGIT |
ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, |
RELATIONPLOT, MODEL |
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lognormal (base ) |
LOGNORMAL | LNORM |
ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, |
RELATIONPLOT, MODEL |
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lognormal (base 10) |
LOGNORMAL10 | LNORM10 |
ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, |
RELATIONPLOT, MODEL |
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normal |
NORMAL |
ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, |
RELATIONPLOT, MODEL |
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Poisson |
POISSON |
ANALYZE |
Weibull |
WEIBULL |
ANALYZE, PROBPLOT, |
RELATIONPLOT, MODEL |
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