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Abstract
Censoring is a process or a situation where we have partial information or incomplete observations. It is an area in statistics, engineering, and actuarial science, which has received widespread attention in the last 40 years, having been influenced by the increase in scientific computational power. The purpose of this article is to present the concept, the idea of censoring, to describe various types or kinds of censoring, and to point out its connections with survival analysis and
actuarial methods
. Censoring is closely related with censored data and is a major topic in
biostatistics
and reliability theory (life testing).
Title: Censoring
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Abstract
Censoring is a process or a situation where we have partial information or incomplete observations.
It is an area in statistics, engineering, and actuarial science, which has received widespread attention in the last 40 years, having been influenced by the increase in scientific computational power.
The purpose of this article is to present the concept, the idea of censoring, to describe various types or kinds of censoring, and to point out its connections with survival analysis and
actuarial methods
.
Censoring is closely related with censored data and is a major topic in
biostatistics
and reliability theory (life testing).
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