pruitt: A small artificial, bivariate right-censored data set.
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A small artificial, bivariate right-censored data set.
Description
The pruitt data was given in Pruitt (1993) as an example for
testing different methods of estimating the bivariate NPMLE for right
censored data.
This matrix represents the clique matrix of the intersection graph of
the data set given by Pruitt.
Format
This data frame contains
8 columns, labeled A through H that represent the observations. There
are seven rows corresponding to the seven maximal cliques in the
intersection graph.
Source
Small Sample Comparison of Six Bivariate Survival Curve Estimators,
Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, R. Pruitt, 1993.
Examples
data(pruitt)
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A small artificial, bivariate right-censored data set.
Description
The pruitt data was given in Pruitt (1993) as an example for
testing different methods of estimating the bivariate NPMLE for right
censored data.
This matrix represents the clique matrix of the intersection graph of
the data set given by Pruitt.
Format
This data frame contains 8 columns, labeled A through H that represent the observations. There are seven rows corresponding to the seven maximal cliques in the intersection graph.
Source
Small Sample Comparison of Six Bivariate Survival Curve Estimators, Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, R. Pruitt, 1993.
Examples
data(pruitt)
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