mlest: Title

In Auburngrads/SMRD: Statistical Methods For Reliability Data

Description

Title

Usage

mlest(
  data.ld,
  distribution,
  relationship.parameters = 1,
  explan.vars = NULL,
  gamthr = 0,
  theta.start = NULL,
  parameter.fixed = NULL,
  intercept = T,
  kprint = 0,
  maxit = 500,
  debug1 = F,
  genforce = F,
  embedded = F,
  ...
)

Arguments

data.ld
distribution
relationship.parameters
explan.vars
gamthr
theta.start
parameter.fixed
intercept
kprint
maxit
debug1
genforce
embedded
...

Examples

## Not run: 

berkson200.ld <- frame.to.ld(berkson200,
                             response.column = c(1,2),
                             censor.column = 3,
                             case.weight.column = 4,
                             time.units = "1/5000 Seconds")

summary(berkson200.ld)

plot(berkson200.ld)
plot(berkson200.ld, dist = "Exponential")

cdfest(berkson200.ld)

berkson200.mle.exp <- mlest(berkson200.ld, 
                            distribution = "Exponential")

print(berkson200.mle.exp)

doatrun.ld <- frame.to.ld(doatrun,
                          response.column = c(1,2),
                          censor.column = 3, 
                          case.weight.column = 4,
                          truncation.response.column = 5, 
                          truncation.type.column = 6, 
                          data.title = "DOA Truncated Data", 
                          time.units = "Hours")

summary(doatrun.ld)

cdfest(doatrun.ld)

doatrun.mle.weib <- mlest(doatrun.ld,"Weibull")

print(doatrun.mle.weib)

## End(Not run)

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