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Life Tables with Concomitant Information
Biometrics, 1976A regression model for the analysis of survival data adjusting for concomitant information is developed. The model presented can lead to the log linear exponential model (Glasser [1967]) and the life table regression model of Cox [1972]. In addition, the model described can be used to analyze data from the commonly employed actuarial life table.
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1993
Abstract A life table is a detailed description of the mortality of a population giving the probability of dying and various other statistics at each age (Pressat, 1985). There are two general forms of the life table. The first is the cohort life table, which provides a longitudinal perspective in that it includes the mortality ...
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Abstract A life table is a detailed description of the mortality of a population giving the probability of dying and various other statistics at each age (Pressat, 1985). There are two general forms of the life table. The first is the cohort life table, which provides a longitudinal perspective in that it includes the mortality ...
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2016
Life tables traditionally have been used to estimate the probability of death for each age given the year of birth. More generally they are used to investigate discrete time-to-event data in homogeneous populations without taking explanatory variables into account. The basic life table estimator and smoothed versions are considered.
Gerhard Tutz, Matthias Schmid
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Life tables traditionally have been used to estimate the probability of death for each age given the year of birth. More generally they are used to investigate discrete time-to-event data in homogeneous populations without taking explanatory variables into account. The basic life table estimator and smoothed versions are considered.
Gerhard Tutz, Matthias Schmid
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Length of Life, A Study of the Life Table.
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1950Robert J. Myers +3 more
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Dying, Dignity, and New Horizons in Palliative End-of-Life Care
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2006exaly