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Survival analysis

Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1989
Survival analysis is a statistical method used to calculate the probability of an event such as death or relapse of disease occurring in a patient over time. Survival analysis is important in the interpretation of clinical research, and is frequently encountered in the colorectal literature. In this article, the terminology used in survival analysis is
R K, Reznick, C B, Guest
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Survival Analysis

The American Statistician, 2008
In this article, I will discuss life tables and Kaplan-Meier estimators, which are similar to life tables. Then I turn to proportional-hazards models, aka "Cox models." Along the way, I will look at the efficacy of screening for lung cancer, the impact of negative religious feelings on survival, and the efficacy of hormone replacement therapy.
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Applicaitons in survival analysis

Journal of Animal Science, 1999
Survival or failure time traits such as herd life and days open are both important economically and pose a number of challenges to an analysis based on linear mixed models. The main features of a survival trait are that it is the time until some event occurs, and some of the observations are censored.
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Survival analysis and neural networks

Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Neural Networks, 2003., 2004
A feedforward neural network architecture for survival analysis is presented which generalizes the standard, usually linear, models described in literature. The time variable is embedded in the model and the network is able to extract its interactions with other system features.
ELEUTERI A.   +6 more
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Survival Analysis

American Journal of Roentgenology, 2005
Harald O, Stolberg   +2 more
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Analysis of Factorial Survival Experiments

Biometrics, 1994
Several new methodological issues that arise within two-way factorial designs for survival experiments are discussed within the framework of asymptotic theory for the proportional hazards model with two binary treatment covariates. These issues include: the proper formulation of null hypotheses and alternatives, the choice among log-rank and adjusted ...
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Phylogenetic Survival Analysis

Going back in time through a phylogenetic tree makes it possible to evaluate ancestral genomes and assess their potential to acquire key polymorphisms of interest over evolutionary time. Knowledge of this kind may allow for the emergence of key traits to be predicted and pre-empted from currently circulating strains in the future.
Arturo, Torres Ortiz, Louis, Grandjean
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Multivariate Survival Analysis

Theory of Probability & Its Applications, 1993
The author considers problems arising in multivariate survival analysis. It is shown that concepts of history and future of one-dimensional time lead to definitions of multidimensional measures of risk, iterated measures of hazard rate, and a representation of multidimensional survival time.
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Survival Analysis with Uncertain Endpoints

Biometrics, 1998
In some survival analysis applications, the endpoint of interest has a degree of uncertainty associated with it. These events are typically classified by the investigator or by an endpoint committee as true or false according to some decision rule, and the analysis proceeds using only the true endpoints.
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Survival analysis

Nutrition, 1996
E, Blackwell, M, Pagano
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