Large sample theory for a Bayesian nonparametric survival curve estimator based on censored samples
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- Small sample study on estimators of life distributions and of mean survival times using randomly censored data
- Nonparametric estimation of mean residual functions
- Shrinkage estimation in nonparametric Bayesian survival analysis: a simulation study
- Maximum likelihood estimation of the survival function based on censored data under hazard rate assumptions
- Nonparametric Bayesian estimation from interval-censored data using Monte Carlo methods
- Bayes and empirical bayes estimation of survival function under progressive censoring
- An emprical bayes approach to two-sample problems with censored data
- A LIL type result for the product limit estimator
- A new piecewise exponential estimator of a survival function
- Bayesian nonparametric estimation in a series system or a competing-risks model
- Limit theorems for the ratio of the Kaplan-Meier estimator or the Altshuler estimator to the true survival function
- Sharp bounds on distribution functions and expectations of mixtures of ordered families of distributions
- Empirical bayes estimation of a distribution function with a gamma process prior
- Variation of the expectation and quantiles of the mixture of ordered distributions under imprecise choice of prior
- Nonparametric bayes estimation of the survival function from a record of failures and follow-ups
- Empirical Bayesian estimation in the model of competing risks
- Nonparametric density estimation from censored data
- A pointwise Bayes-type estimator of the survival probability with censored data
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