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Overview
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The Options button allows the research to select the following:
The life table has these columns with corresponding data for each time interval (row).:
If the control variable has three or more levels and if the researcher has asked for pairwise testing, the comparison table below is generated. That is, the Wilcoxon-Gehan test above is an overall test, but the pairwise tests below show just which level comparisons are contributing to overall significance, if any. Here the factor (control) is size of state, with three levels (small, medium, large). Although large states vs. small states was a major division at the Constitutional Conventions, the example below shows that state size was not a significant factor related to days from adoption to ratification (duration to event).
SURVIVAL TABLES=survival varlist
[BY varlist (min, max)...][BY varlist (min, max)...]
/INTERVALS=THRU n BY a [THRU m BY b ...]
/STATUS=status variable({min, max}) FOR {ALL }
{value } {survival varlist}
[/STATUS=...]
[/PLOT ({ALL })={ALL } BY {ALL } BY {ALL }]
{LOGSURV } {survival varlis} {varlist} {varlist}
{SURVIVAL}
{HAZARD }
{DENSITY }
{OMS }
[/PRINT={TABLE**}]
{NOTABLE}
[/COMPARE={ALL** } BY {ALL** } BY {ALL** }]
{survival varlist} {varlist} {varlist}
[/CALCULATE=[{EXACT** }] [PAIRWISE] [COMPARE] ]
{CONDITIONAL}
{APPROXIMATE}
[/MISSING={GROUPWISE**} [INCLUDE] ]
{LISTWISE }
[/WRITE=[{NONE**}] ]
{TABLES}
{BOTH }
**Default if the subcommand or keyword is omitted.
Example
SURVIVAL TABLES=MOSFREE BY TREATMNT(1,3)
/STATUS = PRISON (1) FOR MOSFREE
/INTERVAL=THRU 24 BY 3.