matlab的wblplot,Weibull probability plot

Generate two sample data sets, one from a Weibull distribution and another from a lognormal distribution. Perform the Lilliefors test to assess whether each data set is from a Weibull distribution. Confirm the test decision by performing a visual comparison using a Weibull probability plot (wblplot).

Generate samples from a Weibull distribution.

rng('default')

data1 = wblrnd(0.5,2,[500,1]);

Perform the Lilliefors test by using the lillietest. To test data for a Weibull distribution, test if the logarithm of the data has an extreme value distribution.

h1 = lillietest(log(data1),'Distribution','extreme value')

h1 = 0

The returned value of h1 = 0 indicates that lillietest fails to reject the null hypothesis at the default 5% significance level. Confirm the test decision using a Weibull probability plot.

wblplot(data1)

The plot indicates that the data follows a Weibull distribution.

Generate samples from a lognormal distribution.

data2 =lognrnd(5,2,[500,1]);

Perform the Lilliefors test.

h2 = lillietest(log(data2),'Distribution','extreme value')

h2 = 1

The returned value of h2 = 1 indicates that lillietest rejects the null hypothesis at the default 5% significance level. Confirm the test decision using a Weibull probability plot.

wblplot(data2)

The plot indicates that the data does not follow a Weibull distribution.