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Please Help! How to calculate tolerance intervals for non-normal data?

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I am a new guy here. First, I would like to thank the forum creators and participants. It is a cool place!

I have a question which made me find this place . I was asked to calculate the tolerance intervals for a given sample size for non-normal data ( say Weibull ) with certain confidence level and reliability ( population within the tolerance limits ). I was able to do this by using the homegrown software. However, I want to know the math ( simplified if possible ) beyond that. For normal data , it seems, I have found papers desribing the math. I would highly appreciate if anybody could help me find/understand the math for non-normal data.


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Default Global Engineer Hand Book 7 edition

http://www.ncees.org/exams/study_mat...book/index.php

Enjoy. Page 197 Formulas and Page Statistics.

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Maybe I am slow, but I did not see the formula for tolerance intervals for a normal distribtion, nor for non-normal data.
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Page 197 Variance Formulas
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LC= AVERAGE +-3 sigma
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Page 197 Variance Formulas
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Those are NOT tolerance intervals, but are confidence interval.
See my white paper on it: http://www.statisticaloutsourcingservices.com/ss.htm


Besides, they are for normal data anyway.
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Default The Tolerance limits are stablish by the specifications,

The Tolerance limits are stablished by the specifications and it does not depend of the distribution.

The designer stablish the Tolerance Limits, after that the distribution must be within this Tolerance,

The distributionn has Contorol Limits that must be within Tolerance Limits to be a capable process
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