This distribution is a continuous function in the domain of positive real numbers, frequently used in economics, meteorology and telecommunications, as well as other specific applications, such as the reliability rate or the survival of organisms or machines. The random variables that have the Weibull distribution model the distribution of faults in systems when the fault ratio is proportionally related to a power of time. This distribution is defined from a characteristic Form (> 0) parameter that would indicate the failure rate, so that if the failure rate decreases, it is constant or increases with time. That corresponds with if the parameter k is smaller, equal or greater than 1.
Input parameters:
- Shape. This parameter defines the shape of the distribution. You can take as a value any field number of reals greater than zero.
- Scale. This second parameter allows to scale the resulting values generating pseudo-random with the same form but greater standar deviation.
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