Statistical modelling of survival data with random effects. H-likelihood approach
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- Fast variational Bayesian inference for correlated survival data: an application to invasive mechanical ventilation duration analysis
- Exploring shared frailty models for cluster-specific risk estimation: a study on diabetes patients with a history of acute coronary syndrome
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