Table of predicted number of failures for Warranty Prediction

The Table of Predicted Number of Failures displays information about the potential and predicted number of failures for future times:

The potential number of failures at a future time period is the number of units at risk at the end of the data collection period (the "present: time") plus the cumulative number of additional units that will ship in each subsequent time period.
The predicted number of failures is the cumulative number of failures that the model predicts from the end of the data collection period (the "present time") through the given number of future time periods.
The 95% Poisson confidence interval is a 95% confidence interval for the predicted number of failures.

Example output

Table of Predicted Number of Failures

Future Time Period	Potential Number of Failures	Predicted Number of Failures
			95% Poisson CI
			Lower	Upper
1	12931	13.1073	7.0000	22.3660
2	13931	27.4930	18.1933	39.8678
3	14931	43.1798	31.2722	58.1271
4	15931	60.1892	45.9516	77.4449
5	16931	78.5416	62.1373	97.9488

Interpretation

Five months from now, 16,931 units will be at risk. With 95% confidence, the engineer can expect the number of failures to fall between approximately 62 and 98.