We propose a new procedure for combining multiple tests in samples of right-censored observations. The new method is based on multiple constrained censored empirical like-lihood where the constraints are formulated as linear functionals of the cumulative hazard functions. We prove a version of Wilks ’ theorem for the multiple constrained censored em-pirical likelihood ratio, which provides a simple reference distribution for the test statistic of our proposed method. A useful application of the proposed method is found in examin-ing the survival experience of one or more populations by combining different weighted log-rank tests. A real data example is given using the log-rank and Gehan-Wilcoxon tests. In a simulation study, we compare the ...
International audienceComparing survival functions with the log-rank test in the presence of depende...
[[abstract]]For testing the equality of two survival functions, the weighted logrank test and the we...
A right-censored version of a "U" -statistic with a kernel of degree ""m"" ⩾ 1 is introduced by...
We present a semiparametric approach to inference on the underlying distributions of multiple right-...
It has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form confiden...
In survival analysis, it is very common to test whether two survival time distributions are equal. I...
The nonparametric tests are introduced and provides a new method to compare survival functions among...
The Cox model is one of the most widely used semi-parametric models in survival data analysis. For v...
This paper looks at permutation methods used to deal with hypothesis testing within the survival ana...
Most of the existing tests for equality of k medians actually assume that under the null hypothesis,...
AbstractIt has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form ...
The aim of this study is to propose a new pairwise multiple comparison adjustment procedure based on...
AbstractThis paper considers large sample inference for the regression parameter in a partly linear ...
Empirical likelihood (EL) is a recently developed nonparametric method of statistical inference. Owe...
Two-sample comparison problems are often encountered in practical projects and have widely been stud...
International audienceComparing survival functions with the log-rank test in the presence of depende...
[[abstract]]For testing the equality of two survival functions, the weighted logrank test and the we...
A right-censored version of a "U" -statistic with a kernel of degree ""m"" ⩾ 1 is introduced by...
We present a semiparametric approach to inference on the underlying distributions of multiple right-...
It has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form confiden...
In survival analysis, it is very common to test whether two survival time distributions are equal. I...
The nonparametric tests are introduced and provides a new method to compare survival functions among...
The Cox model is one of the most widely used semi-parametric models in survival data analysis. For v...
This paper looks at permutation methods used to deal with hypothesis testing within the survival ana...
Most of the existing tests for equality of k medians actually assume that under the null hypothesis,...
AbstractIt has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form ...
The aim of this study is to propose a new pairwise multiple comparison adjustment procedure based on...
AbstractThis paper considers large sample inference for the regression parameter in a partly linear ...
Empirical likelihood (EL) is a recently developed nonparametric method of statistical inference. Owe...
Two-sample comparison problems are often encountered in practical projects and have widely been stud...
International audienceComparing survival functions with the log-rank test in the presence of depende...
[[abstract]]For testing the equality of two survival functions, the weighted logrank test and the we...
A right-censored version of a "U" -statistic with a kernel of degree ""m"" ⩾ 1 is introduced by...