Use Table 3.1 data of Example 3.1 at page 20 of text (only use Treatment and Survival time) to do the following: 1. Survival function:  obtain KM

Use Table 3.1 data of Example 3.1 at page 20 of text (only use Treatment and Survival time) to do the following:

1. Survival function:  obtain KM survival estimate of two treatments.  And get manual calculation of at time 10.5 in BCG and obtain its confidence interval.

2. Perform nonparametric tests covered in Chapter 5 to test H1: survival function of treatment C.parvum is larger than that of BCG.

Note:  The data can be found in the public folder named T3d1.prn and T3d1.txt is the dictionary of the data.

I would expect summary of your findings, but not raw package outputs. 

Treatment

Survival time

1

33.7+

1

3.9

1

10.5

1

5.4

1

19.5

1

23.8+

1

7.9

1

16.9+

1

16.6+

1

33.7+

1

17.1+

2

8

2

26.9+

2

21.4+

2

18.1+

2

16+

2

6.9

2

11+

2

24.8+

2

23+

2

8.3

2

10.8+

2

12.2+

2

12.5+

2

24.4

2

7.7

2

14.8+

2

8.2+

2

8.2+

2

7.8+

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