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Chapter 19 <strong>Reliability</strong> <strong>and</strong> Survival Analysis 359<br />

Univariate Survival Analysis<br />

Note that Failure Plot replaces the Reverse Y Axis comm<strong>and</strong> found in older versions of JMP (which is<br />

still available in scripts).<br />

Figure 19.12 Survival Plot <strong>and</strong> Failure Plot of the Rats data<br />

Plot Options is a submenu that contains the following options. The first five options (Show Points,<br />

Show Kaplan Meier, Show Combined, Show Confid Interval, Show Simultaneous CI) <strong>and</strong> the last<br />

two options (Fitted Survival CI, Fitted Failure CI) pertain to the initial survival plot. The other five<br />

(Midstep Quantile Points, Connect Quantile Points, Fitted Quantile, Fitted Quantile CI Lines,<br />

Fitted Quantile CI Shaded) only pertain to the distributional plots.<br />

– Show Points hides or shows the sample points at each step of the survival plot. Failures are shown at<br />

the bottom of the steps, <strong>and</strong> censorings are indicated by points above the steps.<br />

– Show Kaplan Meier hides or shows the Kaplan-Meier curves.<br />

– Show Combined displays the survival curve for the combined groups in the Survival Plot.<br />

– Show Confid Interval shows the pointwise 95% confidence b<strong>and</strong>s on the survival plot for groups<br />

<strong>and</strong> for the combined plot when it is displayed with the Show Combined option.<br />

– When Show Points <strong>and</strong> Show Combined are selected, the survival plot for the total or combined<br />

sample shows as a gray line. The points also show at the plot steps of each group.

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