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Progressive censoring with fixed censoring times

Statistics, 2019
In 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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Censoring sensors

Communications of the ACM, 2017
Amid growing outcry over controversial online videos, tech firms grapple with how best to police online advertising.
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Administrative and artificial censoring in censored regression models

Statistics in Medicine, 2001
AbstractAdministrative 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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Censored!

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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Censors of the Genome

Scientific American, 2003
Nelson C, Lau, David P, Bartel
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Informative censoring of surrogate end-point data in phase 3 oncology trials

European Journal of Cancer, 2021
Tomer Meirson, Gal Markel, David Bomze   +2 more
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John Gay: censoring the censors

2023
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Censoring research

Society, 1980
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‘To Censor or Not to Censor’ – Is It a Legal or Social Conundrum?

2022
Joshua Aston, Cecilia Anthony Das
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Censors and Censorability

South Atlantic Quarterly, 1982
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