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Chapter 20 <strong>Reliability</strong> <strong>and</strong> Survival Analysis II 377<br />

Launching the Fit Parametric Survival Platform<br />

The Fit Parametric Survival window contains the following role buttons:<br />

Time to Event contains the time to event or time to censoring. With interval censoring, specify two Y<br />

variables, where one Y variable gives the lower limit <strong>and</strong> the other Y variable gives the upper limit for<br />

each unit.<br />

Censor nonzero values in the censor column indicate censored observations. (The coding of censored<br />

values is usually equal to 1.) Uncensored values must be coded as 0.<br />

Freq is for a column whose values are the frequencies or counts of observations for each row when there<br />

are multiple units recorded.<br />

Cause is used to specify the column containing multiple failure causes. This column is particularly useful<br />

for estimating competing causes. A separate parametric fit is performed for each cause value. Failure<br />

events can be coded with either numeric or categorical (labels) values.<br />

By<br />

is used to perform a separate analysis for each level of a classification or grouping variable.<br />

As shown in Figure 20.6, you specify both location <strong>and</strong> scale effects on the Location Effects <strong>and</strong> Scale<br />

Effects tabs.<br />

To launch the Fit Parametric Survival platform:<br />

1. Open the sample data, VA Lung Cancer.jmp.<br />

2. Select Analyze > <strong>Reliability</strong> <strong>and</strong> Survival > Fit Parametric Survival.<br />

3. Select Time as Time to Event.<br />

4. Select Age <strong>and</strong> Diag Time as model effects.<br />

5. Select censor as Censor.<br />

6. Click Run.

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