# # RECIPE Example #5a: Basis values using data from multiple sources # This is an `unbalanced version' of Example #5 in which four # values have been deleted: two from batch 1, and one each from # batches 4 and 5. Note that `ntot' has been changed from 15 to 11. # # -- In this example, we have five batches of data: three from # one source, and two from a second source. We would like # to use all five batches of data to get a tolerance limit # for each source. # # -- ntot, nlvl, nbch, npar, npts, prob, conf # 11 2 5 2 2 .9d0 .95d0 # # -- The fixed part of this model is a different mean for # each of the two sources 1 0 0 1 # # -- Here are the 15 data values. Column 1 indicates the # fixed level (data source), and column 2 indicates the # number of the batch. The third column gives the strength # values. 1 1 75.8 # 1 1 78.4 # 1 1 82.0 1 2 68.8 1 2 70.9 1 2 73.5 1 3 74.5 1 3 74.8 1 3 78.8 2 4 81.3 2 4 87.7 # 2 4 89.0 2 5 88.2 2 5 91.2 # 2 5 94.2 # # -- The tolerance limit are to be calculated at two # points, which correspond to the two sources. So # we just repeat the two lines for the fixed part # of the model here. 1 0 0 1