Dynamic regression models for survival data.
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The Cox proportional hazard model has been used widely in medical research to study the relationship between covariates and a response variable expressed as time to an event which is often called as survival time. The crucial assumption, i.e., the proportional hazard assumption, underlying this model may not hold, however, in many applications. This is illustrated in the first chapter of this book using datasets from studies which investigated the prognostic importance of various risk factors on mortality for patients with, respectively, acute myocardial infarction and primary biliary cirrhosis of the liver. These datasets also indicate that the effects of some covariates on survival tend to change over time, which gives background and motivation to the approach which extends the Cox model by allowing some of the regression coefficients in the model to be functions of the time. This class of new models is characterized as ``dynamic regression models since they are able to capture time-varying dynamics of covariate effects. Historically, time-varying coefficients appeared earlier in the Aalen's additive hazard model which models the hazard function of the survival time itself, instead of its logarithm as in the Cox model, as a linear function of the covariates and can be considered also as an alternative to the Cox model. Partly because of this reason, after two chapters on the probabilistic and statistical backgrounds and one chapter on the review of nonparametric inference for survival data without covariates, the authors introduce first in Chapter 5 this additive model, followed by the extended Cox model with time-varying coefficients in Chapter 6 and a mixture of Aalen and Cox models in Chapter 7. The inferences on the cumulative regression coefficients, defined as the integration of time-varying regression coefficients over time, and goodness-of-fit procedures are the focus of these chapters. The next three chapters consider regression models with constant regression coefficients in various settings. Chapter 8 introduces semi-parametric accelerated failure time and transformation models, which assume a direct relationship between a function of the survival time and covariates, instead of through the hazard function of the survival time. These models were also proposed as alternatives to the classical Cox models. The marginal regression and frailty models for the clustered failure time data, which have some underlying correlation structure, are covered in Chapter 9, while Chapter 10 considers models for competing risk data where subjects may experience more than one type of failures. The last chapter deals with a seemingly totally different topic, i.e., the modeling of longitudinal data where both responses and covariates are collected over time for independent subjects. The inclusion of this topic in this book is justified in the first chapter based on the reason that the similar technique based on point processes are used to develop statistical theory and inference procedures for the modeling of both longitudinal and survival data. The regression coefficients in both nonparametric and semi-parametric models introduced are also allowed to vary over time as those covered in the earlier part of the book. Overall, this book provides a timely summary of the results for topics which are important to practical applications. The readers who are interested in further research in these areas will find the detailed derivations of mathematical results helpful. The examples involving analysis of real datasets and, especially the R-codes included in the book, will increase the chance that the procedures introduced in this book are adopted in practice. The rich exercises at the end of each chapter make this book an excellent choice as a textbook for an advanced survival analysis course.
- A class of parametric dynamic survival models
- Survival models in a dynamic context: a survey
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5209873
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- A generalized additive regression model for survival times.
- Dynamic Bayesian Models for Survival Data
- Dynamic prediction in clinical survival analysis
- Survival analysis with multivariate adaptive regresssion splines.
- Proportional hazards models with continuous marks
- A flexible approach to time-varying coefficients in the Cox regression setting
- Modeling survival data: extending the Cox model
- Lapse tables for lapse risk management in insurance: a competing risk approach
- Conditional maximum likelihood estimation in semiparametric transformation model with LTRC data
- Quantile regression methods with varying-coefficient models for censored data
- High-dimensional additive hazards models and the lasso
- Weighted quantile regression for censored data with application to export duration data
- Cox regression with missing covariate data using a modified partial likelihood method
- Correlation bounds, mixing and \(m\)-dependence under random time-varying network distances with an application to Cox-processes
- Missing link survival analysis with applications to available pandemic data
- Interview with Anja Sattelmacher: between viewing and touching -- models and their materiality
- Confidence intervals for the cumulative incidence function via constrained NPMLE
- Analysis of the time-varying Cox model for the cause-specific hazard functions with missing causes
- Subtleties in the interpretation of hazard contrasts
- Different approaches for modeling grouped survival data: a mango tree study
- The Wally plot approach to assess the calibration of clinical prediction models
- Goodness of fit tests for estimating equations based on pseudo-observations
- A causal proportional hazards estimator under homogeneous or heterogeneous selection in an IV setting
- On the Fleming-Harrington test for late effects in prevention randomized controlled trials
- The pseudo-observation analysis of time-to-event data. Example from the Danish Diet, Cancer and Health Cohort illustrating assumptions, model validation and interpretation of results
- Statistical analysis of zero-inflated nonnegative continuous data: a review
- Gini index estimation for lifetime data
- Likelihood inference for the destructive exponentially weighted Poisson cure rate model with Weibull lifetime and an application to melanoma data
- Estimation of average causal effect using the restricted mean residual lifetime as effect measure
- Mark-specific additive hazards regression with continuous marks
- Bayes linear kinematics in a dynamic survival model
- A comparison of in-sample forecasting methods
- A censored copula model for micro-level claim reserving
- Proportional hazards regression.
- A class of parametric dynamic survival models
- Bayesian modeling for a new cure rate model based on the Nielsen distribution
- Penalised logistic regression and dynamic prediction for discrete-time recurrent event data
- A note on variance estimation of the Aalen-Johansen estimator of the cumulative incidence function in competing risks, with a view towards left-truncated data
- Bayesian spatial survival models
- Fully nonparametric regression modelling of misclassified censored time-to-event data
- Nonparametric shrinkage estimation for Aalen's additive hazards model
- The proportional odds cumulative incidence model for competing risks
- Using cumulative sums of martingale residuals for model checking in nested case-control studies
- A note on the large sample properties of estimators based on generalized linear models for correlated pseudo-observations
- Weak convergence of the wild bootstrap for the Aalen-Johansen estimator of the cumulative incidence function of a competing risk
- Dynamic prediction in clinical survival analysis
- The additive risk model for estimation of effect of haplotype match in BMT studies
- Combined estimating equation approaches for semiparametric transformation models with length-biased survival data
- Non-parametric estimation of the conditional distribution of the interjumping times for piecewise-deterministic Markov processes
- Estimating haplotype effects for survival data
- Covariate selection for the semiparametric additive risk model
- Flexible parametric modelling of the hazard function in breast cancer studies
- Extensions and Applications of the Cox‐Aalen Survival Model
- A Parametric Dynamic Survival Model Applied to Breast Cancer Survival Times
- Flexible regression models for carcinogenesis studies
- Causal estimation using semiparametric transformation models under prevalent sampling
- Clustered survival data with left-truncation
- Quantifying and comparing dynamic predictive accuracy of joint models for longitudinal marker and time‐to‐event in presence of censoring and competing risks
- Fitting Conditional Survival Models to Meta‐Analytic Data by Using a Transformation Toward Mixed‐Effects Models
- Stratified Logrank Test of No Randomized Treatment Effect with Missing Stratum Information
- Testing and Estimation of Time‐Varying Cause‐Specific Hazard Ratios with Covariate Adjustment
- Uncovering Symptom Progression History from Disease Registry Data with Application to Young Cystic Fibrosis Patients
- Proportional Hazards Model for Multivariate Failure Time Data
- Regression Diagnostics of the Semiparametric Proportional Rate Model for Irregularly Spaced Repeated Measurements
- Semiparametric inference for survival models with step process covariates
- Partly Functional Temporal Process Regression with Semiparametric Profile Estimating Functions
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5577351 (Why is no real title available?)
- Statistical Models to Analyze Failure, Wear, Fatigue, and Degradation Data with Explanatory Variables
- Nonparametric estimation of the jump rate for non-homogeneous marked renewal processes
- Regression analysis of competing risks data via semi-parametric additive hazard model
- Multivariate density estimation using dimension reducing information and tail flattening transformations for truncated or censored data
- Change point estimation in regression models with fixed design
- Bootstrapping Aalen-Johansen processes for competing risks: handicaps, solutions, and limitations
- Reduced rank hazard regression with fixed and time-varying effects of the covariates
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- Flexible hazard ratio curves for continuous predictors in multi-state models
- Unobserved confounder effects in models for clustered dental failure time data
- A multiplex interdependent durations model
- A goodness-of-fit test for the stratified proportional hazards model for survival data
- Variable selection with group Lasso approach: application to Cox regression with frailty model
- Monitoring Weibull regression models with type I right-censored observations in phase II processes
- Time-dependent ROC methodology to evaluate the predictive accuracy of semiparametric multi-state models in the presence of competing risks: An application to peritoneal dialysis programme
- A generalized additive model approach to time-to-event analysis
- A Cox-Aalen model for interval-censored data
- Survival model construction guided by fit and predictive strength
- Efficient Semiparametric Estimation of Short‐Term and Long‐Term Hazard Ratios with Right‐Censored Data
- Estimation of causal odds of concordance using the Aalen additive model
- A Semiparametric Regression Method for Interval-Censored Data
- Bayesian Semiparametric Proportional Odds Models
- Direct Modelling of Regression Effects for Transition Probabilities in Multistate Models
- Local likelihood with time‐varying additive hazards model
- Survival analysis with temporal covariate effects
- The Mizon–Richard Encompassing Test for the Cox and Aalen Additive Hazards Models
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2188038 (Why is no real title available?)
- Attenuation caused by infrequently updated covariates in survival analysis
- Maximum Likelihood Estimation in the Additive Hazards Model
- General Independent Censoring in Event-Driven Trials with Staggered Entry
- Asynchronous Functional Linear Regression Models for Longitudinal Data in Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Space
- Life history analysis with multistate models: A review and some current issues
- Elaboration Models with Symmetric Information Divergence
- Semiparametric Regression Analysis of Interval-Censored Competing Risks Data
- Cox regression can be collapsible and aalen regression can be non-collapsible
- The Cox–Aalen model for recurrent‐event data with a dependent terminal event
- Assumption-Lean Cox Regression
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