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Ted
Ted
Level IV

Сompeting analysis

Is there any way to perform a competing analysis in JMP?

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Phil_Kay
Staff

Re: Cumulative incidence function in JMP?

Hi,

 

I think you should find the capabilities for this as part of JMP's Reliability and Survival methods. Have a look in Help > Books > Reliability and Survival Methods. In particular Life Distributions > Competing Cause Report might be what you are looking for.

 

The "Blenders" sample data file in JMP has an example of competing cause analysis.

 

I hope this helps.

 

Regards,

Phil

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Phil_Kay
Staff

Re: Cumulative incidence function in JMP?

Hi,

 

I think you should find the capabilities for this as part of JMP's Reliability and Survival methods. Have a look in Help > Books > Reliability and Survival Methods. In particular Life Distributions > Competing Cause Report might be what you are looking for.

 

The "Blenders" sample data file in JMP has an example of competing cause analysis.

 

I hope this helps.

 

Regards,

Phil

Ted
Ted
Level IV

Re: Cumulative incidence function in JMP?

Thank you!

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