Enter alpha, beta, x1, and x2 into the calculator to determine the Weibull distribution of the function.
- Standard Normal Distribution Calculator
- Relative Standard Deviation Calculator
- Empirical Rule Calculator (68%, 95%, 99.7%)
Weibull Distribution Formula
The following formula is used to calculate a Weibull distribution/probability of a function.
P (X1<X<X2) = e ^ (-x1/B)^a – e^(-x2/B)^a
- Where P (X1<X<X2) is the Weibull distribution
- B is beta
- a is alpha
Weibull Distribution Definition
A Weibull distribution is defined as the probability that the value of a function falls between two different points or values.
Weibull Distribution Example
How to calculate Weibull distribution?
- First, determine the two points.
Determine the two points, X1 and X2, that you want to know the probability of the function falling in between them.
- Next, determine the alpha.
Calculate alpha of the function.
- Next, determine the beta.
Calculate the beta of the function.
- Finally, calculate the Weibull Distribution.
Using the formula above, calculate the Weibull Distribution.
FAQ
A weibull distributions is the probability of a value x of a function to fall between two arbitrary points x1 and x2 along that function.
