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TDun
Level I

Life and Survival dataset

I am looking at a component within our product that is on 10000+ products in the field. Should I only be looking at failures? I have the ability to include all the products that have never had this component fail. Is it best to include those in the dataset, or should I only be looking at failures?

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peng_liu
Level VII

Re: Life and Survival dataset

Answer should depend on the details of your data and objectives.

Here is one scenario:

If your data is like what are in this example: Example of the Life Distribution Platform and the objective is to estimate failure probability like in the example, excluding products that have not failed will severely mislead you.

 

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