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Hypothesis Testing with Paired Partly Interval Censored Data

Acta Mathematicae Applicatae Sinica, English Series, 2019
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Cai, Ding-jiao, Lu, Bo, Tong, Xing-wei
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A k-sample test with interval censored data

Biometrika, 2006
Summary: The problem of testing for the equality of \(k\) distribution functions under Case 2 interval censoring is studied and a supremum-type test statistic is proposed based on the differences between the nonparametric maximum likelihood estimator and the so-called leveraged bootstrap estimator of the \(k\) underlying distributions.
Yuen, KC, Shi, J, Zhu, L
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The analysis of multivariate interval‐censored survival data

Statistics in Medicine, 2002
AbstractThis paper considers a marginal approach for the analysis of the effect of covariates on multivariate interval‐censored survival data.Interval censoring of multivariate events can occur when the events are not directly observable but are detected by periodically performing clinical examinations or laboratory tests.
Mimi Y, Kim, Xiaonan, Xue
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Estimation with interval censored data and covariates.

Lifetime data analysis, 1997
In biostatistical applications interest often focuses on the estimation of the distribution of time T between two consecutive events. If the initial event time is observed and the subsequent event time is only known to be larger or smaller than an observed monitoring time C, then the data conforms to the well understood singly-censored current status ...
Van der Laan, Mark J., Hubbard, Alan
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A Bezier curve method in interval-censored data

Journal of the Korean Statistical Society, 2014
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Yun, Eunyoung, Kim, Jinmi, Kim, Choongrak   +2 more
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Progressive Type-I Interval Censored Data

2014
Inference for progressive Type-I interval censored data is presented. The discussion includes parametric inference as well as problems of choosing optimal inspection times and optimal progressive interval censoring proportions.
N. Balakrishnan, Erhard Cramer
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Analysis of Failure Time Data with Dependent Interval Censoring

Biometrics, 2002
This article develops a method for the analysis of screening data for which the chance of being screened is dependent on the event of interest (informative censoring). Because not all subjects make all screening visits, the data on the failure of interest is interval censored. We propose a model that will properly adjust for the dependence to obtain an
Finkelstein, Dianne M., Goggins, William B., Schoenfeld, David A.   +2 more
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Comparing several score tests for interval censored data

Statistics in Medicine, 1999
I create a general model to perform score tests on interval censored data. Special cases of this model are the score tests of Finkelstein, Sun and Fay. Although Sun's was derived as a test for discrete data and Finkelstein's and Fay's tests were derived under a grouped continuous model, by writing all tests under one general model we see that as long ...
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Interval-Censored Time-to-Event Data

2012
Introduction and Overview Overview of Recent Developments for Interval-Censored Data, Jianguo Sun and Junlong Li A Review of Various Models for Interval-Censored Data, Qiqing Yu and Yuting Hsu Methodology Current Status Data in the Twenty-First Century, Moulinath Banerjee Regression Analysis for Current Status Data, Bin Zhang Statistical Analysis of ...
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Nonparametric Test for Doubly Interval-Censored Failure Time Data

Lifetime Data Analysis, 2001
This paper considers comparison of discrete failure time distributions when the survival time of interest measures elapsed time between two related events and observations on the occurrences of both events could be interval-censored. This kind of data is often referred to as doubly interval-censored failure time data.
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