Statistics Help!

[superccs]

I have a data set that is essentially a survivorship curve that ends when the # of living reaches 0.

It is really to graph the % of living along the x-axis (time) but I don't know how to test wether two groups are different.


Example Group #1 by hour:
25
25
25
24
22
19
8
5
3
1
0

Example Group #2 by hour:
25
25
25
25
25
25
23
21
18
15
11
8
6
3
2
1
1
1
0


So essentially group #1 die sooner, while Group #2 lives longer. Starting group size is not fixed as in the example, and the resulting # of data points is always going to be different depending on the group and their associated longevity.

Anything I can reference, or explanation of statistical tactics is appreciated.

 

[DivideBYZero]

Supercharge it.

 

[punjabiplaya]

Supercharge it.

no, belt driven turbo

 

[Greenman]

I think it's metric.

 

[vshah]

depends...what is the specific heat capacity of blinker fluid again?

 

[EightySix Four]

I'm pretty sure you don't have enough tire pressure.

 

[punjabiplaya]

change to LEDs, adds more horsepower

 

[superccs]

Thanks. Guess I'll just make up something stood to say...

 

[EightySix Four]

Thanks. Guess I'll just make up something stood to say...

Our point was that this is garage.... We work on cars, not provide homework help.

 

[DivideBYZero]

Inflate to max sidewall.

 

[adlep]

If you write "V-Tec" in the first group > it will gain over 9000 hp.