How to apply curve fitting on both completed and active data?
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Suppose we have a set of part failure times on which a specific curve (e.g. gamma distribution) is already fitted. Then another set of times are given where the part is still active (not failed yet). How can a curve be fitted on both datasets?
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Suppose we have a set of part failure times on which a specific curve (e.g. gamma distribution) is already fitted. Then another set of times are given where the part is still active (not failed yet). How can a curve be fitted on both datasets?
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Suppose we have a set of part failure times on which a specific curve (e.g. gamma distribution) is already fitted. Then another set of times are given where the part is still active (not failed yet). How can a curve be fitted on both datasets?
r data overfitting
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Suppose we have a set of part failure times on which a specific curve (e.g. gamma distribution) is already fitted. Then another set of times are given where the part is still active (not failed yet). How can a curve be fitted on both datasets?
r data overfitting
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