b Gumbel Distribution (EV 0) = Unive Dist Domuin © MAX Borain *istbuton parameters [ay “Tetation Parameter” Real soma (7 ~ Seale Paramser Posie Rea Weibull Distribution (EV 2) «Univariate Diet Domin aaccs "Have charge ino nopeiv vans *Diesbuton parameters aa “Shape Parameter Wega Rea co) Rea Basins Rea swa. Gumbel Distribution (EV 0) 1. Open Xtremes program. 2. Click on the “Open data editor” icon Bh to create a DAT file and put in all the values which are needed for the distribution analysis (Fig 1). 4 data OG te opine at, @ Ipac upioacy oloce Otay ch ypioad td uber tmnary Tg oes Wom jell [e 2c) xlgelal x | Lelia eel ve Corvus / \ Fig 1: Creating DAT data file 2. Retrieve the DAT file in Xtreme. 13. Convert the data into univariate data (Fig 2). Fig 2: Converting values into univariate data. 4, Click on the “Enter MAX domain’ icon "* 5. From the control toobar, choose “Estimating” and than choose “MLE(EV 0)" for Gumbel distribution analysis (Fig 3). THs hae eerste pen ig 3: Gumbel distribution analysis.6. The value of mu (y) and sigma (y) can be obtained (Fig 4), and thus can be used in the Gumbel ‘equation ade 2 ‘a Loci Param ~ Pordmeer | nebo tia ee Fig 4: yand y value. b. Weibull Distribution (EV 2) 1. Repeat step 1-4. 2. From the “data” control toobar, choose “Transform Data” and than choose “Change Sign’ (Fig 5). Fig 5: Changing sign for Weibull data. 3. From the control toobar, choose “Estimating” and than choose “MLE(EV 1/EV 2)" for Weibull distribution analysis (Fig 6), Fig 6: Weibull distribution analysis. 4, The value of alpha (a), mu (Hi) and sigma (y) can be obtained (Fig 7), and thus can be used in the Gumbel equation.