fit_weibull: fit_weibull B * N/4 is the maximum allwed threshold in the...
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fit_weibull
B * N/4 is the maximum allwed threshold in the last iteration. The error threshold in iteration "iter" is defined
as max( 0.2, B * (N/4) * iter/max_iteration). The B * N/4 still gives a OK result. B * (N/4) is an approximation for
B * fa * fb/ (fa+fb) where fa and fb are the frequncy of events a and b. The derivation of this formula is straightforward.
0.1 is a reasonable value for this parameter.
Description
fit_weibull
B * N/4 is the maximum allwed threshold in the last iteration. The error threshold in iteration "iter" is defined
as max( 0.2, B * (N/4) * iter/max_iteration). The B * N/4 still gives a OK result. B * (N/4) is an approximation for
B * fa * fb/ (fa+fb) where fa and fb are the frequncy of events a and b. The derivation of this formula is straightforward.
0.1 is a reasonable value for this parameter.
Usage
fit_weibull(E, T, org_init_par = NULL, B = 0.1, verbose = F)
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fit_weibull B * N/4 is the maximum allwed threshold in the last iteration. The error threshold in iteration "iter" is defined as max( 0.2, B * (N/4) * iter/max_iteration). The B * N/4 still gives a OK result. B * (N/4) is an approximation for B * fa * fb/ (fa+fb) where fa and fb are the frequncy of events a and b. The derivation of this formula is straightforward. 0.1 is a reasonable value for this parameter.
Description
fit_weibull B * N/4 is the maximum allwed threshold in the last iteration. The error threshold in iteration "iter" is defined as max( 0.2, B * (N/4) * iter/max_iteration). The B * N/4 still gives a OK result. B * (N/4) is an approximation for B * fa * fb/ (fa+fb) where fa and fb are the frequncy of events a and b. The derivation of this formula is straightforward. 0.1 is a reasonable value for this parameter.
Usage
fit_weibull(E, T, org_init_par = NULL, B = 0.1, verbose = F)
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