Background: Survival time is a common parameter of interest that can be estimated by using Cox Proportional Hazards models when measured continuously. An alternative way to estimate hazard ratios is to cut up time into equal-lengthed intervals and consider the by-interval outcome to be 0 if the person is alive during this interval and 1 otherwise. In this discrete-time approximation, instead of using a Cox model, one should perform pooled logistic regression to get unbiased estimate of survival time under the assumption of low death rate per interval. This fact is satisfied when shorter intervals is used in order to have fewer events in each time, however, by doing this, problems such as missing values can arise because the actual visits oc...
Multiple imputation (MI) is a commonly used approach to impute missing data. This thesis studies mis...
The selection of variables used to predict a time to event outcome is a common and important issue w...
Objectives: We provide guidelines for handling the most common missing data problems in repeated mea...
In survival analysis, censored observations can be regarded as missing event time data. For analysis...
We propose a non-parametric multiple imputation scheme, NPMLE imputation, for the analysis of interv...
Relative survival assesses the effects of prognostic factors on disease-specific mortality when the ...
Discrete-time survival analysis (DTSA) models are a popular way of modeling events in the social sc...
We develop an approach, based on multiple imputation, that estimates the marginal survival distribut...
Regression analysis of censored failure observations via the proportional hazards model permits time...
Survival analysis is a method of analysis used to study event occurrence. Missing periods in discret...
Background: Missing data often cause problems in longitudinal cohort studies with repeated follow-up...
The weighted estimators generally used for analyzing case-cohort studies are not fully efficient. Ho...
We develop an approach, based on multiple imputation, to using auxiliary variables to recover inform...
Missing data is a common issue in epidemiological databases. Among the different ways of dealing wit...
BACKGROUND: Missing data often cause problems in longitudinal cohort studies with repeated follow-up...
Multiple imputation (MI) is a commonly used approach to impute missing data. This thesis studies mis...
The selection of variables used to predict a time to event outcome is a common and important issue w...
Objectives: We provide guidelines for handling the most common missing data problems in repeated mea...
In survival analysis, censored observations can be regarded as missing event time data. For analysis...
We propose a non-parametric multiple imputation scheme, NPMLE imputation, for the analysis of interv...
Relative survival assesses the effects of prognostic factors on disease-specific mortality when the ...
Discrete-time survival analysis (DTSA) models are a popular way of modeling events in the social sc...
We develop an approach, based on multiple imputation, that estimates the marginal survival distribut...
Regression analysis of censored failure observations via the proportional hazards model permits time...
Survival analysis is a method of analysis used to study event occurrence. Missing periods in discret...
Background: Missing data often cause problems in longitudinal cohort studies with repeated follow-up...
The weighted estimators generally used for analyzing case-cohort studies are not fully efficient. Ho...
We develop an approach, based on multiple imputation, to using auxiliary variables to recover inform...
Missing data is a common issue in epidemiological databases. Among the different ways of dealing wit...
BACKGROUND: Missing data often cause problems in longitudinal cohort studies with repeated follow-up...
Multiple imputation (MI) is a commonly used approach to impute missing data. This thesis studies mis...
The selection of variables used to predict a time to event outcome is a common and important issue w...
Objectives: We provide guidelines for handling the most common missing data problems in repeated mea...