Three types of confidence intervals are developed for a general class of functionals of a survival distribution based on censored dependent data. The confidence intervals are constructed via asymptotic normality (Wald’s method), the empirical likelihood (EL) method, and the blockwise EL method in which sample means over blocks of observations are used in place of the original data. Asymptotic results are derived to accurately calibrate the various procedures, and their performance is evaluated in a simulation study. The problem of the choice of the block size is also discussed
AbstractIt has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form ...
It has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form confiden...
Confidence intervals for the survival function and the cumulative hazard function are considered. Th...
Three types of condence intervals are developed for a general class of functionals of a survival dis...
The empirical likelihood was introduced by Owen, although its idea originated from survival analysis...
Cox Proportional Hazard model and its application on Empirical Likelihood (EL) based on Partly Inter...
For right censored data, empirical likelihood method is used to construct the confidence band for th...
In this paper a simple way to obtain empirical likelihood type confidence intervals for the mean und...
In survival analysis, different regression models are used to estimate the effects of covariates on ...
The empirical likelihood method is a reliable data analysis tool in all statistical areas for its no...
The empirical likelihood method is a reliable data analysis tool in all statistical areas for its no...
In biomedical research and lifetime data analysis, the comparison of two hazard functions usually pl...
In biomedical research and lifetime data analysis, the comparison of two hazard functions usually pl...
Empirical likelihood (EL) is a nonparametric method inspired by the usual maximum likelihood. There ...
In this paper, we use smoothed empirical likelihood methods to construct confidence intervals for ha...
AbstractIt has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form ...
It has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form confiden...
Confidence intervals for the survival function and the cumulative hazard function are considered. Th...
Three types of condence intervals are developed for a general class of functionals of a survival dis...
The empirical likelihood was introduced by Owen, although its idea originated from survival analysis...
Cox Proportional Hazard model and its application on Empirical Likelihood (EL) based on Partly Inter...
For right censored data, empirical likelihood method is used to construct the confidence band for th...
In this paper a simple way to obtain empirical likelihood type confidence intervals for the mean und...
In survival analysis, different regression models are used to estimate the effects of covariates on ...
The empirical likelihood method is a reliable data analysis tool in all statistical areas for its no...
The empirical likelihood method is a reliable data analysis tool in all statistical areas for its no...
In biomedical research and lifetime data analysis, the comparison of two hazard functions usually pl...
In biomedical research and lifetime data analysis, the comparison of two hazard functions usually pl...
Empirical likelihood (EL) is a nonparametric method inspired by the usual maximum likelihood. There ...
In this paper, we use smoothed empirical likelihood methods to construct confidence intervals for ha...
AbstractIt has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form ...
It has been shown that (with complete data) empirical likelihood ratios can be used to form confiden...
Confidence intervals for the survival function and the cumulative hazard function are considered. Th...