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Pseudo-Observation Approach for Length-Biased Cox Proportional Hazards Model. [PDF]
Akbari M, Rad NN, Chen DG.
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Demystifying Clone-Censor-Weighting to Studying Treatment Initiation Windows: An Example Using Publicly Available Synthetic Medicare Claims Data. [PDF]
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Censored Gamma Regression with Uncertain Censoring Status
Mathematical Methods of Statistics, 2020zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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2013
Literary irony differs from contemporary ironic posturing as severely as literary tragedy differs from “tragedy’s” overuse. While Joyce defines both realism and dramatic irony, Tolstoi creates and defines structural irony. If we engage with the realism of either, we are invited to take a long and honest look at ourselves and our world—if, unlike ...
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Literary irony differs from contemporary ironic posturing as severely as literary tragedy differs from “tragedy’s” overuse. While Joyce defines both realism and dramatic irony, Tolstoi creates and defines structural irony. If we engage with the realism of either, we are invited to take a long and honest look at ourselves and our world—if, unlike ...
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NEJM Evidence, 2023
How Censoring WorksA common challenge in clinical research is determining the time to occurrence of a given event. This animated video explores the concept of censoring in survival analysis and how investigators deal with ambiguity in the time of an event's occurrence.
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How Censoring WorksA common challenge in clinical research is determining the time to occurrence of a given event. This animated video explores the concept of censoring in survival analysis and how investigators deal with ambiguity in the time of an event's occurrence.
C Corey, Hardin +6 more
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Communications of the ACM, 2010
Countries use Internet censorship to dominate the political dialogue, but also to create favorable conditions for government-controlled businesses.
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Countries use Internet censorship to dominate the political dialogue, but also to create favorable conditions for government-controlled businesses.
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Progressive censoring with fixed censoring times
Statistics, 2019In this paper, we revisit the progressive Type-I censoring scheme as it has originally been introduced by Cohen [Progressively censored samples in life testing. Technometrics. 1963;5(3):327–339].
Benjamin Laumen, Erhard Cramer
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Revista Mexicana de Sociología, 1990
The author provides a sociological analysis of censuses and discusses the range of demographic meanings intended by their creators. (ANNOTATION)
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The author provides a sociological analysis of censuses and discusses the range of demographic meanings intended by their creators. (ANNOTATION)
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Administrative and artificial censoring in censored regression models
Statistics in Medicine, 2001AbstractAdministrative censoring, in which potential censoring times are known even for subjects who fail, is common in clinical and epidemiologic studies. Nonetheless, most statistical methods for failure‐time data do not use the information contained in these potential censoring times.
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