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Sata
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Log Logistic and Weibull distribution parameters
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Mar 3, 2013 10:58 PM
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I have an additional question:
In Normal distribution, I know that the 2 parameters are mean and standard deviation and I know the concepts and applications of Normal distribution. However, in Log Logistic distribution, what do the 2 parameters of alpha (scale) and beta (shape) stand for? Similar questions go to Weibull distribution, what do the 2 parameters of lambda (scale) and kappa (shape) stand for? What are the values or range of values for these 4 parameters? Where can I find some simple examples and simple exercises to understand the concepts of these 2 distributions?
"Dua" wrote in message <kgmjgs$g6n$1@newscl01ah.mathworks.com>...
> 1) How to decide when to use Log Logistic and Weibull distribution to solve problems and know how to work such problems?
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> 2) What are the alternative continuous distributions for Log Logistic and Weibull distribution. Which means if I don't use Log Logistic and Weibull, which distributions can I use instead to solve the similar problems?
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