SURPH
SURvival under Proportional Hazards


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SURPH Documentation Manual

Survival Under Proportional Hazards

SURPH is an analytical tool for estimating survival using release-recapture data as a function of environmental and experimental effects. These effects may apply to a population (such as ambient temperature) or an individual (such as body length). SURPH provides flexible modeling capability for selecting the most parsimonious models, and diagnostic reports and graphs for analysing data and selected models. Hypothesis testing can be done with Likelihood Ratio Test, AIC, or Analysis of Deviance.

Beta:

SURPH is being completely re-written and updated. The current version is in beta testing and is not completely stable. For a stable version please use version 2.2b below. The latest version improves on many aspects of Surph 2 and is designed to be more intuitive and easy to use.

Stable:

NOTE: The input data file format has been changed for version 2.1.

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Please direct questions or comments to:
surph@cbr.washington.edu
Columbia Basin Research,
School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences,
University of Washington
Tuesday, 10-Feb-2009 16:10:00 PST