The Weibull distribution is a real valued distribution with two parameters a and b, producing values >= 0. More...
#include <weibull_distribution.hpp>
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| weibull_distribution (RealType a_arg=1.0, RealType b_arg=1.0) | |
| Constructs a weibull_distributionfrom its "a" and "b" parameters.  More... | |
| weibull_distribution (const param_type &parm) | |
| Constructs a weibull_distributionfrom its parameters.  More... | |
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| RealType | operator() (URNG &urng) const | 
| Returns a random variate distributed according to the weibull_distribution.  More... | |
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| RealType | operator() (URNG &urng, const param_type &parm) const | 
| Returns a random variate distributed accordint to the Weibull distribution with parameters specified by param.  More... | |
| RealType | a () const | 
| Returns the "a" parameter of the distribution.  More... | |
| RealType | b () const | 
| Returns the "b" parameter of the distribution.  More... | |
| RealType min | BOOST_PREVENT_MACRO_SUBSTITUTION () const | 
| Returns the smallest value that the distribution can produce.  More... | |
| RealType max | BOOST_PREVENT_MACRO_SUBSTITUTION () const | 
| Returns the largest value that the distribution can produce.  More... | |
| param_type | param () const | 
| Returns the parameters of the distribution.  More... | |
| void | param (const param_type &parm) | 
| Sets the parameters of the distribution.  More... | |
| void | reset () | 
| Effects: Subsequent uses of the distribution do not depend on values produced by any engine prior to invoking reset.  More... | |
| BOOST_RANDOM_DETAIL_OSTREAM_OPERATOR (os, weibull_distribution, wd) | |
| Writes a weibull_distributionto astd::ostream.  More... | |
| BOOST_RANDOM_DETAIL_ISTREAM_OPERATOR (is, weibull_distribution, wd) | |
| Reads a weibull_distributionfrom astd::istream.  More... | |
| BOOST_RANDOM_DETAIL_EQUALITY_OPERATOR (weibull_distribution, lhs, rhs) | |
| Returns true if the two instances of weibull_distributionwill return identical sequences of values given equal generators.  More... | |
The Weibull distribution is a real valued distribution with two parameters a and b, producing values >= 0.
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| typedef RealType boost::random::weibull_distribution< RealType >::result_type | 
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Constructs a weibull_distribution from its "a" and "b" parameters. 
Requires: a > 0 && b > 0
Referenced by boost::random::weibull_distribution< RealType >::operator()().
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Constructs a weibull_distribution from its parameters. 
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Returns the "a" parameter of the distribution.
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Returns the "b" parameter of the distribution.
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Returns the smallest value that the distribution can produce.
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Returns the largest value that the distribution can produce.
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Returns true if the two instances of weibull_distribution will return identical sequences of values given equal generators. 
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Reads a weibull_distribution from a std::istream. 
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Writes a weibull_distribution to a std::ostream. 
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Returns a random variate distributed according to the weibull_distribution. 
References boost::math::ef::log(), and pow().
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Returns a random variate distributed accordint to the Weibull distribution with parameters specified by param. 
References boost::random::weibull_distribution< RealType >::weibull_distribution().
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Returns the parameters of the distribution.
References boost::random::weibull_distribution< RealType >::param_type::param_type().
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Sets the parameters of the distribution.
References boost::random::weibull_distribution< RealType >::param_type::a(), and boost::random::weibull_distribution< RealType >::param_type::b().
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Effects: Subsequent uses of the distribution do not depend on values produced by any engine prior to invoking reset.