how to implement the one-sided tolerance limits using the noncentral t-student distribution in matlab
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the two side one is already implemented in Matlab by nctcdf. I am interested to the one-side one because i need to find the characteristch value with a certain level of confidence. if this is expressed as k-times the st.dev from the mean, x=mean+k*st.dev, this means for instance to find k so that we are 75% confident that 95% of the population lies below x,
does anyone know how to do that?
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Davide Leonetti
on 31 Jan 2019
hi,
the tolerance limit for a normal distribution is , where and are the estimated mean and standard deviation, respectively.
Now, the value of can be estimated using the non central student t distribution. In particular, if you need to estimate the α tolerance limit for the p-percentile of your sample of N specimens:
where P=α
nu=N-1
delta=
being , the value of inverse standard normal distribution calculated in p
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