The RAREEVENTS Procedure(Experimental)
Output Data Sets
OUTLIMITS= Data Set
You can save probability limits and related information in an output data set by specifying the OUTLIMITS= option in a CHART statement. Table 16.5 lists the variables that an OUTLIMITS= data set contains.
Table 16.5: OUTLIMITS= Data Set Variables
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Probability associated with the lower probability limit |
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Probability associated with the upper probability limit |
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Name of the distribution used to compute the probability limits |
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Name of the optional index variable |
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Lower probability limit |
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Median of the probability distribution |
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Probability of success in a single Bernoulli trial on which the geometric distribution is based |
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Minimum possible value for the geometric distribution |
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Scale parameter for the exponential distribution |
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Threshold parameter for the exponential distribution |
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Specifies whether the probability limits are estimated or standard |
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Upper probability limit |
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Name of the process variable that contains measurements of times between events |
When the probability limits are based on an exponential distribution, the OUTLIMITS= data set contains the variables _SIGMA_ and _THETA_. When the probability limits are based on a geometric distribution, the OUTLIMITS= data set contains the variables _P_ and _SHIFT_.
OUTTABLE= Data Set
You can save process measurements, probability limits, and related information in an output data set by specifying the OUTTABLE= option in a CHART statement. Table 16.6 lists the variables that an OUTTABLE= data set contains.
Table 16.6: OUTTABLE= Data Set Variables
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Variable |
Description |
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Probability associated with the lower probability limit |
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Probability associated with the upper probability limit |
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Name of the distribution used to compute the probability limits |
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Flag that indicates that a probability limit was exceeded |
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index |
Optional index variable |
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Lower probability limit |
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Median of the probability distribution |
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process |
Process variable containing measurements of times between events |
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Upper probability limit |