Statistical models based on counting processes
The book is devoted to mathematical theory of event history analysis (or of generalized survival analysis). Most of the results presented here were available only in the journal literature. The theory is built for observations recorded in continuous time. Very often the data are incomplete because of right-censoring, left-censoring, or both. The authors use modern mathematical tools (martingales, product-integration, contiguity, local asymptotic normality) for presentation and analysis of the models. Although precise definitions and statements (and sometimes also an informal explanation) are given, the book cannot be considered as a textbook. The results are illustrated on numerical examples coming almost exclusively from biostatistical experience of the authors. The examples concern survival with malignant melanoma, mortality of diabetics, suicides, software reliability, and other topics. The chapters of the book are: I. Introduction; II. The mathematical background; III. Model specification and censoring; IV. Nonparametric estimation; V. Nonparametric hypothesis testing; VI. Parametric models; VII. Regression models; VIII. Asymptotic efficiency; IX. Frailty models; X. Multivariate time scales. This impressive monograph will become a standard reference book in generalized survival analysis. The authors also indicate some recent lines of research. The book can be recommended to mathematically oriented specialists in this area, especially to biostatisticians or reliability engineers, and to postgraduate students.
- Adaptive functional mixed NHPP models for the analysis of recurrent event panel data
- Covariate-adjusted cost-effectiveness ratios
- Rosenthal's inequality for point process martingales
- A simulation-based goodness-of-fit test for survival data
- Nonparametric tests for multistate processes with clustered data
- A presmooth estimator of unbiased distributions with length-biased data
- Asymptotic distribution of the score test for detecting marks in Hawkes processes
- Oblique random survival forests
- Special issue dedicated to Odd O. Aalen
- Proportional hazards regression.
- Modeling discrete time-to-event data
- Statistical models and methods for reliability and survival analysis. Contributions based on the S2MRSA conference, Bordeaux, France, July 4--6, 2012, dedicated to M. Nikulin on the occasion of the 20th anniversary as a professor
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- On goodness-of-fit for the absence of memory model.
- Uncovering Symptom Progression History from Disease Registry Data with Application to Young Cystic Fibrosis Patients
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- A new characterization of the jump rate for piecewise-deterministic Markov processes with discrete transitions
- Statistical model and BPS D4-D2-D0 counting
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- Gaussian process-based Bayesian nonparametric inference of population size trajectories from gene genealogies
- Event History Analysis with R
- Stochastic reaction networks in dynamic compartment populations
- A count model based on Mittag-Leffler interarrival times
- Statistical modeling for biological systems. In memory of Andrei Yakovlev
- A bivariate counting process
- Likelihood methods for point processes with refractoriness
- On cumulative process model and its statistical analysis.
- An application of nonprarametric Cox regression model in reliability analysis: a case study.
- Hazard rate model and statistical analysis of a compound point process.
- \(M\)-estimation in nonlinear regression for longitudinal data
- Partly Conditional Survival Models for Longitudinal Data
- A discrete probability model suitable for both symmetric and asymmetric count data
- Statistical models based on counting processes
- Efficient Simulation of Sparse Graphs of Point Processes
- Studentized permutation tests for non-i.i.d. hypotheses and the generalized Behrens-Fisher problem
- Regression analysis of current status data with latent variables
- A journey from statistics and probability to risk theory. An interview with Ludger Rüschendorf
- Survival and event history analysis. A process point of view
- A sensitivity analysis of typical life insurance contracts with respect to the technical basis
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