On Plotting Renovated Samples
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In this note we use the Buckley-James method for censored regression in the p sample problem where the samples are subject to right-censoring. The samples are reconstructed so as to remove the effect of censoring, and graphical procedures based on quantiles (such as boxplots) may then be used as a standard data-analytic tool to describe the variable being measured.
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Antimetabolites, Antineoplastic, Biometry, Leukemia, Models, Statistical, Time Factors, Mercaptopurine, Remission Induction, Placebos, Survival Rate, Linear inference, regression, Research Design, Nonparametric statistical resampling methods, Humans, Regression Analysis, Controlled Clinical Trials as Topic, Least-Squares Analysis, Mathematics
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