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Evaluating time-to-event forecasts under fixed-horizon right-censoring
Time-to-event forecasts frequently arise in applications with finite prediction or decision horizons, including in operational meteorology, hydrology, warranty analysis and insurance. In such settings, forecasts, observations, or both may only be available through their right-censored values relativ
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