The statistical analysis of recurrent events.
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Renewal theory (60K05) Introductory exposition (textbooks, tutorial papers, etc.) pertaining to statistics (62-01) Multivariate analysis (62H99) Inference from stochastic processes (62M99) Survival analysis and censored data (62N99) Survival analysis and censored data (62Nxx) Applications of statistics (62Pxx)
This book deals with processes generating multiple events over time. Conventional survival analysis tools will be rarely adequate for such recurrent events data, so that more appropriate models and statistical methods are necessary. The book comprises eight chapters, four appendices and a useful notational glossary. Bibliographic notes are provided for all chapters, and problems and supplements are provided for all but chapter 1. Solutions to the problems are not included in the book. Chapter 1 outlines the scope of the book by providing vivid real-life examples and introducing key concepts in brief. Basic types of recurrent events data are based on either counts or gap times, which results in Poisson and renewal processes, respectively. Chapter 2 introduces both processes and touches on possible extensions for them. Chapter 3 addresses count-based Poisson processes in great detail. Parametric, semi- and nonparametric, as well as random effects Poisson models are studied among others. Extensions which are based on marginal rate or mean functions are also contained in Chapter 3. Gap time based renewal processes, extensions for them, and specific estimation issues are topics of Chapter 4. Chapter 5 is devoted to general intensity-based models where the intensity function depends on previous event histories which, among others, could be previous event counts or gap times. The log-linear intensity and the trend-renewal model are two parametric exponents of this class of models. Semiparametric approaches rest upon Markov or modulated renewal processes. Nelson-Aalen and Aalen-Johansen estimates as well as stratified Andersen-Gill and Cox models come into play. Chapter 6 deals with multivariate recurrent events data. Multivariate extensions of specific models are mostly required if the events in question are unilaterally or reciprocally dependent. Of particular interest are recurrent events with a terminal event and alternating two-state processes. Chapter 7 addresses incomplete and selective data structures, in particular intermittent, dependently censored and event-dependently selected observations. Chapter 8 contains a conglomeration of practical issues, of which prediction and randomized trials are the most important ones. Appendix A contains a brief summary of maximum likelihood methods and estimating functions. Appendix B touches on computational methods. In Appendix C, code for S-PLUS or R software is given for selected examples, and Appendix D contains some data sets. There is an accompanying homepage for the book at {http://www.stats.uwaterloo.ca/cook-lawless/} which provides the table of contents, data sets, statistical software code, a list of known errata and typos, and links to additional resources. Although the book appeared in the Springer series ``Statistics for Biology and Health, it is directed to a much broader target readership, like social scientists, economists and industrial statisticians as well. Elementary knowledge of survival analysis methods and counting process notations are essential for the reader. Nevertheless, the book has a strong applied focus. Many examples are used to illustrate and discuss the models and statistical methods in great detail. Techniques for estimation, testing and model checking are lucidly described so that the book could provide a solid basis for a graduate course. To sum up, the book has the potential to become a classic in the field of recurrent events analysis.
- Comparison of the Andersen-Gill model with Poisson and negative binomial regression on recurrent event data
- A semi-parametric approach to analysis of event duration and prevalence
- A class of transformed hazards models for recurrent gap times
- Multivariate frailty models for multi-type recurrent event data and its application to cancer prevention trial
- Semiparametric analysis of the additive hazards model with informatively interval-censored failure time data
- Alternating event processes during lifetimes: population dynamics and statistical inference
- A failure process model with the exponential smoothing of intensity functions
- Assessing transient carryover effects in recurrent event processes, with application to chronic health conditions
- A semiparametric additive rates model for clustered recurrent event data
- Estimating the inter-occurrence time distribution from superposed renewal processes
- Pricing service maintenance contracts using predictive analytics
- A continuous-time dynamic choice measurement model for problem-solving process data
- Analysis of cyclic recurrent event data with multiple event types
- Choice of time scale for analysis of recurrent events data
- Accelerated failure time models for recurrent event data analysis and joint modeling
- Estimation of the marginal effect of antidepressants on body mass index under confounding and endogenous covariate-driven monitoring times
- Performance of recurrent event models on defect proneness data
- Seasonal warranty prediction based on recurrent event data
- Nonparametric estimation of the pair correlation function of replicated inhomogeneous point processes
- Statistical analysis of clustered mixed recurrent-event data with application to a cancer survivor study
- A semiparametric additive rates model for the weighted composite endpoint of recurrent and terminal events
- Modeling past event feedback through biomarker dynamics in the multistate event analysis for cardiovascular disease data
- On a general class of semiparametric hazards regression models for recurrent gap times
- A semiparametric additive rate model for a modulated renewal process
- The effect of omitted covariates in marginal and partially conditional recurrent event analyses
- Consistent semiparametric estimators for recurrent event times models with application to virtual age models
- Bayesian analysis of repairable systems with modulated power law process
- Reliability modelling and assessment of a heterogeneously repaired system with partially relevant recurrence data
- A general class of additive semiparametric models for recurrent event data
- Group variable selection in the Andersen-Gill model for recurrent event data
- Modeling marginal features in studies of recurrent events in the presence of a terminal event
- Partial sufficient dimension reduction on additive rates model for recurrent event data with high-dimensional covariates
- Generalized frailty models for analysis of recurrent events
- Regression trees and forests for non-homogeneous Poisson processes
- Additive mixed effect model for recurrent gap time data
- A class of transformation rate models for recurrent event data
- Dynamic modeling and statistical analysis of event times
- Regression analysis for bivariate gap time with missing first gap time data
- A class of Box-Cox transformation models for recurrent event data with a terminal event
- Simultaneous estimation and variable selection for incomplete event history studies
- Sufficient dimension reduction on marginal regression for gaps of recurrent events
- Objective Bayesian reference analysis for the Poisson process model in presence of recurrent events data
- Leveraging high-resolution weather information to predict hail damage claims: a spatial point process for replicated point patterns
- A general additive-multiplicative rates model for recurrent and terminal events
- Bayesian semiparametric analysis of recurrent failure time data using copulas
- Comparisons of multistate models with discrete-time pure-birth process for recurrent events and uncertain parameters
- Nonparametric comparison for multivariate panel count data
- Semiparametric estimation of a change-point for recurrent events data
- The Poisson maximum entropy model for homogeneous Poisson processes
- Quantile regression for recurrent gap time data
- Estimation with right-censored observations under a semi-Markov model
- Variable selection and estimation for multivariate panel count data via the seamless-L₀ penalty
- Analyzing panel count data with a dependent observation process and a terminal event
- Likelihood-based and marginal inference methods for recurrent event data with covariate measurement error
- Multivariate frailty models for two types of recurrent events with a dependent terminal event: application to breast cancer data
- A marginal additive rates model for recurrent event data with a terminal event
- Lasso penalized semiparametric regression on high-dimensional recurrent event data via coordinate descent
- Nonparametric estimation for cumulative duration of adverse events
- Testing Markovianity in the three-state progressive model via future-past association
- On the local polynomial estimators of the counting process intensity function and its derivatives
- Computationally efficient marginal models for clustered recurrent event data
- Analysis of multivariate recurrent event data with time-dependent covariates and informative censoring
- Accelerated intensity frailty model for recurrent events data
- Concepts and tests for trend in recurrent event processes
- Focused and model average estimation for regression analysis of panel count data
- Empirical likelihood confidence bands for mean functions of recurrent events with competing risks and a terminal event
- Multi-type insurance claim processes with high-dimensional covariates
- Semiparametric transformation models with time-varying coefficients for recurrent and terminal events
- Semiparametric estimation in copula models for bivariate sequential survival times
- Second-order analysis of semiparametric recurrent event processes
- A class of mixed models for recurrent event data
- Semiparametric estimation with recurrent event data under informative monitoring
- A new joint model of recurrent event data with the additive hazards model for the terminal event time
- Estimation and interpretation of incidence rate difference for recurrent events when the estimation model is misspecified
- Testing independence between two sequential gap times in the presence of covariates
- Semiparametric transformation models for multivariate panel count data with dependent observation process
- Duration analysis in longitudinal studies with intermittent observation times and losses to followup
- Semiparametric analysis of case K interval-censored failure time data in the presence of a cured subgroup and informative censoring
- A Bayesian Time-Varying Coefficient Model for Multitype Recurrent Events
- Analysis of Repeated Failures or Durations, with Application to Shunt Failures for Patients with Paediatric Hydrocephalus
- Explained variation for recurrent event data
- Analysis of interval‐censored recurrent event processes subject to resolution
- Regression analysis of mixed recurrent-event and panel-count data with additive rate models
- A Multistate Model for Bivariate Interval‐Censored Failure Time Data
- A bivariate mover-stayer model for interval-censored recurrent event data: application to joint damage in rheumatology
- Regression Methods for Poisson Process Data
- A Nonparametric Model for Multiple Recurrences
- Regression analysis of multivariate panel count data with an informative observation process
- Maximum likelihood and pseudo score approaches for parametric time-to-event analysis with informative entry times
- Analysis of interval-grouped recurrent-event data using piecewise constant rate functions
- Modeling gap times between recurrent events by marginal rate function
- Coordinate ascent for penalized semiparametric regression on high-dimensional panel count data
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- Evaluation of Traffic Injury Prevention Programs Using Counting Process Approaches
- THE ANALYSIS OF RECURRENT FAILURE TIMES: THE TIME-DEPENDENT YULE PROCESS APPROACH
- A Hybrid Scale Intensity Model for Recurrent Event Data
- Analyzing Recurrent Event Data With Informative Censoring
- Analysis of chronic disease processes based on cohort and registry data
- Micro-level stochastic loss reserving for general insurance
- A Bayesian joint model of recurrent events and a terminal event
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