Shows or hides data points in the Cause Combination plot. The Life Distribution platform uses the midpoint estimates of the step function to construct probability plots. When you deselect Show Points, the midpoint estimates are replaced by Kaplan-Meier estimates.
Shows the profiler for each individual cause subdistribution . See Individual Subdistribution Profiler for Cause.
To obtain a confidence interval, select the Configuration option from the Mean Remaining Life Calculator. Check Use bootstrap to construct confidence intervals. Enter appropriate values, keeping in mind that computation can be time-intensive. For details, see Mean Remaining Life Calculator.
Appears only when a Bayesian model is selected and when Update Model has been applied.
When Bayesian Estimates or Weibayes results are used for any cause, the confidence limits for aggregated functions that appear in the Distribution Profiler must be simulated using parametric bootstrap. Use this option to specify the number of samples to be used in the bootstrap. See Specify a Bayesian Model for a Cause.
See Local Data Filter, Redo Menus, and Save Script Menus in the Using JMP book for more information about the following options:
For a given cause, the Individual Subdistribution Profiler for Cause shows the estimated probability of failure,, from that cause at time t. The estimated probability takes into account failures from competing causes. See Competing Cause Model.
To show a profiler of the subdistribution for each cause, select Show Subdistributions from the Competing Cause red triangle menu. The Individual Subdistribution Profiler for Cause report appears beneath the other profilers. It consists of a profiler and a calculator.
Note: When you select Show Subdistributions, the Cause Combination plot is updated to show the subdistribution functions for all causes.