Bayesian and likelihood inference for cure rates based on defective inverse Gaussian regression models
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- The Poisson-inverse-Gaussian regression model with cure rate: a Bayesian approach and its case influence diagnostics
- Two new defective distributions based on the Marshall-Olkin extension
- Zero-adjusted defective regression models for modeling lifetime data
- Defective models induced by gamma frailty term for survival data with cured fraction
- An extended Poisson family of life distribution: a unified approach in competitive and complementary risks
- The Marshall–Olkin generalized defective Gompertz distribution for surviving fraction modeling
- Survival analysis for the inverse Gaussian distribution with the Gibbs sampler
- EM algorithm-based likelihood estimation for a generalized Gompertz regression model in presence of survival data with long-term survivors: an application to uterine cervical cancer data
- A semiparametric inverse-Gaussian model and inference for survival data with a cured proportion
- Defective regression models for cure rate modeling with interval-censored data
- A Bayesian approach for the zero-inflated cure model: an application in a Brazilian invasive cervical cancer database
- Alternative classification rules for two inverse gaussian populations with a common mean and order restricted scale-like parameters
- A new cure rate model with flexible competing causes with applications to melanoma and transplantation data
- The defective beta-Gompertz distribution for cure rate regression models
- A sequential classification methodology for two inverse Gaussian populations with guaranteed expected probability of classification
- The beta-pG family of distributions for cure rate regression models
- Review and implementation of cure models based on first hitting times for Wiener processes
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