Select the graphs to display. You can also display confidence intervals, choose how to
display multiple samples, and specify the x-axis scale.
- Probability plot
- Select to display the probability plot, and then indicate how you want Minitab to plot identical
failure times.
- When the data are right-censored or complete, the analysis has options for the display of tied
points.
- All points: Plot the cumulative
percents for each occurrence of a failure time.
- Average (median) of tied points: Plot the median
cumulative percent of identical failure times.
- Maximum of tied points: Plot the maximum
cumulative percent of identical failure times.
Note
To change the default method that Minitab uses to calculate points on
the probability plot, choose .
- Display censored observations on probability plot
- Include symbols for right-censored and left-censored observations on the
probability plot. Left-censored observations are only possible to specify with
interval-censored data.
- Survival plot
- Display a plot that shows the percentage of items surviving at time t.
- Cumulative failure plot
- Display a plot that shows the cumulative percentage of items failing at time t.
- Hazard plot
- Display a plot that shows the instantaneous rate of failure at time t.
- Display confidence intervals on above plots
- Display confidence intervals on the probability plot, survival plot, and cumulative failure
plot. You can only display confidence intervals when you select Maximum Likelihood from Estimation Method on the Distribution Fitting sub-dialog box.
- Display sample plots
- Indicate how you want to display the graphs for multiple samples. You can overlay the graphs for
each variable (or each level) on the same graph, or you can display each graph
separately.
- Minimum X scale
- Enter a value to use for the minimum of the x-axis scale. If you do not enter a value, Minitab automatically determines the minimum value of the x-axis scale on the graphs.
- Maximum X scale
- Enter a value to use for the maximum of the x-axis scale. If you do not enter a value, Minitab automatically determines the maximum value of the x-axis scale on the graphs.