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IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 1982
This paper describes basic results about discrete hazard functions. Several of these results have parallels in the continuous case. Two theorems in section three are presented. The first provides a basis for selecting hazard functions; the cumulative hazard must become infinite. The second describes the limiting behavior of residual lifetime.
Salvia, A. A., Bollinger, R. C.
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This paper describes basic results about discrete hazard functions. Several of these results have parallels in the continuous case. Two theorems in section three are presented. The first provides a basis for selecting hazard functions; the cumulative hazard must become infinite. The second describes the limiting behavior of residual lifetime.
Salvia, A. A., Bollinger, R. C.
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Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2011
Hazard models are used only moderately in the transportation field compared with their levels of application in other areas, such as medicine, political science, and economics. Many specifications of the hazard models are not well known, whereas the primary application of hazard models is limited to a basic proportional continuous hazard formulation ...
Taha Hossein Rashidi +1 more
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Hazard models are used only moderately in the transportation field compared with their levels of application in other areas, such as medicine, political science, and economics. Many specifications of the hazard models are not well known, whereas the primary application of hazard models is limited to a basic proportional continuous hazard formulation ...
Taha Hossein Rashidi +1 more
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Modeling hazard functions in families
Genetic Epidemiology, 1998A genetic frailty model is presented for censored age of onset data in nuclear families where individuals carrying a genetic susceptibility gene have an increased risk of becoming affected. We use maximum likelihood via the EM algorithm to estimate the genetic relative risk and the allele frequency under a dominant susceptibility type and a ...
K, Siegmund, B, McKnight
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The Reversed Hazard Rate Function
Probability in the Engineering and Informational Sciences, 1998In this paper we discuss some properties of the reversed hazard rate function. This function has been shown to be useful in the analysis of data in the presence of left censored observations. It is also natural in discussing lifetimes with reversed time scale.
Block, Henry W. +2 more
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On Proportional Hazard Functions
Technometrics, 1970The purpose of this note is to establish and make precise the following proposition: The minimum of independent random variables X and Y is independent of the event X x) if P(X = x ...
Arthur Nádas, Arthur Nadas
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Electrical Hazards and Cardiovascular Function
New England Journal of Medicine, 1971Abstract Use of electrically operated equipment and electrical stimulation devices is potentially hazardous.
C F, Starmer, H D, McIntosh, R E, Whalen
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Bayesian Estimators for Conditional Hazard Functions
Biometrics, 2000Summary.This article introduces a new Bayesian approach to the analysis of right‐censored survival data. The hazard rate of interest is modeled as a product of conditionally independent stochastic processes corresponding to (1) a baseline hazard function and (2) a regression function representing the temporal influence of the covariates.
McKeague, Ian W., Tighiouart, Mourad
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Discrete hazard rate functions
Computers & Operations Research, 1995zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Shaked, Moshe +2 more
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