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| Censored Regression
Most � vs a data are censored. Censoring means that the true value of the signal is not known other than it is less than some noise threshold (left-censoring) or greater than 100% output, i.e. signal saturation, (right-censoring). Using ordinary least-squares regression with censored data will produce a grossly skewed result so special methods are needed.
(Censored regression is also mandatory for the proper statistical treatment of "runouts" - tests that are stopped before completion - for example in metal fatigue testing.)
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