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1.Here
is
the formula for the Kaplan-Meier method.
2.The
number of time intervals pertains to times in which 1 or more persons
experience the outcome of interest.
3.As
time goes on, and more people have experienced the outcome of interest,
or dropped out of the study, the term N(k), meaning the number at risk,
becomes progressively smaller.
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