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davehalltwp
Quartz | Level 8

 

I am trying to calculate a survival rate and corresponding 95% CI from PROC LIFETEST.  Is there an ODS data set I can grab that has these?

 

As I understand it, the survival rate should be the rate at the last observation, right?  If so, my survival rate is .0938.  But how can I get an 95% CI to go along with that?

 

Thanks

 

0.000 1.000000012Product-Limit Survival EstimatesAVAL   Survival Failure Survival Standard Error NumberFailed NumberLeft
50.000 0.91670.08330.0798111
51.000 0.83330.16670.1076210
52.000 0.75000.25000.125039
53.000*   38
106.000 0.65630.34380.140247
114.000 0.56250.43750.148256
120.000 0.46880.53130.150365
126.000 0.37500.62500.146674
162.000 0.28130.71880.136783
163.000 0.18750.81250.119092
164.000 0.09380.90630.0891101
168.000*   100

 

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davehalltwp
Quartz | Level 8

Thanks, Reeza, it was there!

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