Welcome to WeibullR.learnr
! This package contains a set of interactive learning modules for life data analysis, focusing on reliability, availability, and maintainability (RAM). It is designed for beginners, including university students and early-career professionals.
Life data analysis is the study of how things function over time, from machines to people. Although many learning resources exist, most reference proprietary software, which may be expensive and inaccessible to students or those new to the field. WeibullR.learnr
is an open-source alternative, introducing basic concepts and tools for life data analysis using R.
WeibullR.learnr
is written in R and is built using WeibullR by David Silkworth and Jurgen Symynck (2022), a R package for Weibull Analysis, and learnr by Garrick Aden-Buie et al. (2023), a framework for building interactive learning modules in R.
To install WeibullR.learnr in R:
install.packages('WeibullR.learnr')
To install the development version:
devtools::install_github('paulgovan/weibullr.learnr')
Currently, three primary learning modules exist. These modules can be taken in either order and can be taken separately or together. The learning modules are designed to be plug-and-play, but changes can be made by forking the software repository and modifying the fork.
WeibullR.learnr()
- An interactive introduction to Life Data Analysis (estimated duration ~2 hours)RAMR.learnr()
- A quick reference for common Reliability, Availability, and Maintainability concepts (estimated duration ~ 1 hour)TestR.learnr()
- An interactive introduction to Reliability Testing (estimated duration ~ 2 hours)
The modules can also be accessed in a browser at WeibullR.learnr and RAMR.learnr, TestR.learnr
Several helper functions for common RAM calculations are also included:
rel()
- reliability functionavail()
- availability functionmttf()
- mean time to failuremtbf()
- mean time between failureserv()
- serviceability factorfr()
- failure rate
Please note that the WeibullR.learnr project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By contributing to this project, you agree to abide by its terms.
WeibullR.plotly is a package for building interactive Weibull models.
WeibullR.shiny is a web application for life data analysis.