Understanding the shape of the hazard rate: A proce ss point of view

By O. Aalen, Håkon K. Gjessing. 2002

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1. Noah Gans
2. L. Brown
3. A. Mandelbaum
4. O. Aalen
5. M. Lee
6. Håkon K. Gjessing
7. G. A. Whitmore
8. Nils Lid Hjort

Citations in the corpus

• Threshold Regression for Survival Analysis: Modeling Event Times by a Stochastic Process Reaching a Boundary (2006, background): “Aalen and Gjessing (2001) provide an excellent overview of much of this subject. Likewise, Lawless (2003) gives a complete and compact summary of theory, models and methods (see Section 11.”
• Frailty models based on Lévy processes (2003, background): “In first-passage time models, quasi-stationarity is important in understanding the shape of the hazard rate [3].”
• Statistical Analysis of a Telephone Call Center (2005, background): “Aalen and Gjessing (2001) advocated dynamic interpretation of the hazard rate, but warned against the possibility that the population hazard rate may not represent individual hazard rates.”