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#' @name lesson_7 | ||
#' @author Tim Fraser | ||
#' @title Lesson 7 - Exponential Distribution! | ||
#' @note more info here: https://timothyfraser.com/sigma/ | ||
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library(dplyr) | ||
library(readr) | ||
library(mosaicCalc) | ||
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masks <- read_csv("workshops/masks.csv") | ||
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masks %>% glimpse() | ||
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# Let's write some functions! | ||
# failure function (CDF) | ||
f = function(t, lambda){ 1 - exp(-1*t*lambda)} | ||
# reliability function | ||
r = function(t, lambda){ exp(-1*t*lambda) } | ||
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stat <- masks %>% | ||
summarize( | ||
# The literal mean time to fail | ||
# in our observed distribution is this | ||
mttf = mean(left_earloop), | ||
# And lambda is this... | ||
lambda = 1 / mttf, | ||
# The observed median is this.... | ||
median = median(left_earloop), | ||
# But if we assume it's an exponential distribution | ||
# and calculate the median from lambda, | ||
# we get t50, which is very close. | ||
t50 = log(2) / lambda) | ||
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masks$left_earloop %>% hist() | ||
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stat$lambda | ||
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r(t = 10 + 5, lambda = stat$lambda) / r(t = 10, lambda = stat$lambda) | ||
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cr = function(t, x, lambda){ | ||
# We can actually nest functions inside each other, | ||
# to make them easier to write | ||
r = function(t, lambda){ exp(-1*t*lambda)} | ||
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# Calculate R(x + t) / R(t) | ||
output <- r(t = t + x, lambda) / r(t = t, lambda) | ||
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# and return the result! | ||
return(output) | ||
} | ||
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cr(t = 10, x = 5, lambda = stat$lambda) | ||
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# Calculate Mean Residual Life | ||
mu = function(t, lambda){ | ||
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# Get the Reliability Function for exponential distribution | ||
r = function(t, lambda){ exp(-1*t*lambda)} | ||
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# Get the MTTF (integral of reliability function) | ||
mttf = antiD(tilde = r(t, lambda) ~ t) | ||
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# Now calculate mu(), the Mean Residual Life function at time t | ||
output <- mttf(t = Inf, lambda = lambda) / r(t = t, lambda = lambda) | ||
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return(output) | ||
} | ||
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# Get the MTTF (integral of reliability function) | ||
r = function(t, lambda){ exp(-1*t*lambda)} | ||
r(t = 100, lambda = 0.01) | ||
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mttf = antiD(tilde = r(t, lambda) ~ t) | ||
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# mttf(t = 1000, lambda = 0.001) | ||
mttf(t = Inf, lambda = 0.001) | ||
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1 / 0.001 |