Statistical Models and Methods for Lifetime Data
By Jerald F. Lawless. 2002
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Subfields: Statistics and Probability
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- Response‐adaptive randomization for survival trials: the parametric approach (2007, background): “These models belong to the log-location–scale family (Lawless, 2002).”
- The Emergence of Dominant Designs (2006, neutral): “The model specifies the effects of productmarket characteristics both on the probability of the emergence of a dominant design in a product category and on the time of the emergence of a dominant design, conditional on its emergence.”
- A Common Protocol for Agent-Based Social Simulation (2006, neutral): “Traditional models generally assume very simple functional forms for f i , in order to have analytically tractable expressions for g t .”
- Nonparametric estimation under length-biased sampling and Type I censoring: A moment based approach (2004, positive): “The new estimator is derived in the special case of Type I censoring (see Lawless (1982) ), that is, the case in which C = T + T for a known fixed positive constant T. This ~- represents the duration of the follow-up period after recruitment.”