Abstract. We consider projection methods for the estimation of the cumulative dis-tribution function under interval censoring, case 1. Such censored data also known as current status data, arise when the only information available on the variable of interest is whether it is greater or less than an observed random time. Two types of adaptive estimators are investigated. The first one is a two-step estimator built as a quotient estimator. The second estimator results from a mean square regression contrast. Both estimators are proved to achieve automatically the standard optimal rate associated with the unknown regularity of the function, but with some restriction for the quotient esti-mator. Simulation experiments are presented to illustrate...
A self-consistent algorithm will be proposed to non-parametrically estimate the cause-specific cumul...
Self-selected interval data arise in questionnaire surveys when respondents are free to answer with ...
Self-selected interval data arise in questionnaire surveys when respondents are free to answer with ...
Abstract. We consider projection methods for the estimation of cumulative distribu-tion function und...
International audienceWe consider projection methods for the estimation of cumulative distribution f...
International audienceThe estimation of an unknown cumulative distribution function in the interval ...
Abstract. Consider a positive random variable of interest Y depending on a covariate X, and a random...
International audienceThe estimation of an unknown cumulative distribution function in the interval ...
In biostatistical applications interest often focuses on the estimation of the distribution of time ...
In biostatistical applications interest often focuses on the estimation of the distribution of a tim...
In survey analysis, the estimation of the cumulative distribution function (cdf) is of great interes...
Abstract. We consider projection estimator methods for the estimation of den-sity and hazard rate fu...
In survey analysis, the estimation of the cumulative distribution function (cdf) is of great interes...
Abstract. We consider projection estimator methods for the estimation of den-sity and hazard rate fu...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a new strategy of estimation for the survival functi...
A self-consistent algorithm will be proposed to non-parametrically estimate the cause-specific cumul...
Self-selected interval data arise in questionnaire surveys when respondents are free to answer with ...
Self-selected interval data arise in questionnaire surveys when respondents are free to answer with ...
Abstract. We consider projection methods for the estimation of cumulative distribu-tion function und...
International audienceWe consider projection methods for the estimation of cumulative distribution f...
International audienceThe estimation of an unknown cumulative distribution function in the interval ...
Abstract. Consider a positive random variable of interest Y depending on a covariate X, and a random...
International audienceThe estimation of an unknown cumulative distribution function in the interval ...
In biostatistical applications interest often focuses on the estimation of the distribution of time ...
In biostatistical applications interest often focuses on the estimation of the distribution of a tim...
In survey analysis, the estimation of the cumulative distribution function (cdf) is of great interes...
Abstract. We consider projection estimator methods for the estimation of den-sity and hazard rate fu...
In survey analysis, the estimation of the cumulative distribution function (cdf) is of great interes...
Abstract. We consider projection estimator methods for the estimation of den-sity and hazard rate fu...
International audienceIn this paper, we propose a new strategy of estimation for the survival functi...
A self-consistent algorithm will be proposed to non-parametrically estimate the cause-specific cumul...
Self-selected interval data arise in questionnaire surveys when respondents are free to answer with ...
Self-selected interval data arise in questionnaire surveys when respondents are free to answer with ...