Communication in Statistics- Theory and Methods · 1998 · 137 citations · 20 references
Natural SciencesBiostatisticsMathematicsProbability TheoryStatisticsSurvival AnalysisCensoring MechanismsInferential StatisticsStatistical InferenceSurvival ModelingTime-to-event AnalysisAsymptotic Confidence IntervalsCensored Data AnalysisConfidence Interval EstimationEstimation Under CensoringHybrid CensoringMonte Carlo ResamplingType I CensoringType Ii Censoring
The mixture of Type I and Type I1 censoring schemes, called the hybrid censoring, is quite important in life–testing experiments. Epstein(1954, 1960) introduced this testing scheme and proposed a two–sided confidence interval to estimate the mean lifetime, θ, when the underlying lifetime distribution is assumed to be exponential. There are some two–sided confidence intervals and credible intervals proposed by Fairbanks et al. (1982) and Draper and Guttman (1987) respectively. In this paper we obtain the exact two–sided confidence interval of θ following the approach of Chen and Bhattacharya (1988). We also obtain the asymptotic confidence intervals in the Hybrid censoring case. It is important to observe that the results for Type I and Type II censoring schemes can be obtained as particular cases of the Hybrid censoring scheme. We analyze one data set and compare different methods by Monte Carlo simulations.
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