Kaplan Meier Survival Analysis

The survival analysis calculator, Kaplan-Meier online, and log-rank test calculator generate the Kaplan-Meier plot, cumulative incidence plot, and calculate the log-rank test.

Please ensure every participant has an event or censored event by the end of the study.

Enter raw data directly
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You may change "Time" header to your time unit.

The tool will trim empty cells, spaces or non-numeric data in the numeric columns.
If you enter only one group the log-rank test will not run.
You may use more than two groups.
To download a plot as png, press the camera icon on any Kaplan Meier curve.

Information

The Kaplan–Meier method is a non parametric method used for the survival analysis. The survival probability calculator generates the Kaplan-Meier curve with confidence interval and calculates the Log-Rank test for more than of two groups.
Event of interest (Dt): Maintenance failure, recovery, disease occurrence, death, etc.
Censored event (Ct): the event of interest didn't happen since the subject left the experiment before the ending time, or due to the termination of the experiment.
nt: number of participants that didn't have an event yet (event of interest or censored event).
Proportion surviving interval (Pt): the proportion of survival participants between period t-1 and period t.
Survival rate (St / Cumulative Survival/ Survival function): the proportion of survival participants from period 0 to period t.
Sum = ΣDt/nt(nt - Dt)
S.Et: the standard deviation of the survival rate. S.E = St√(Sum)
Lowert: Lower bound of St confidence interval .
Uppert: Upper bound of St confidence interval.

Chart type

Line –Survival rate (St) per time.
Confidence interval – added the Confidence interval areas to the line, with confidence level of (1 - α).
S.E area – present St ± 1*S.E, the S.E is the area below and above the line.
S.E error bars – present St ± 1*S.E, the S.E is presented as error bar.

Log rank test calculator

Target: test the null assumption that the "time to event" distribution is identical for all the groups.
The test uses the chi-square distribution.

The log-rank test model assumes the events per subject distributes evenly between the groups. The expected number of events is calculated per each time value.
Example with two groups A and B.
Expected value = nA(dA + dB)/(nA + nB)

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Hypotheses
H0: Equal survival distributions
H1: Unequal survival distribution
Test statistic
Chi2 statistic
χ² distribution
Chi-Squared distribution right tailed