Let (T1,T2) be gap times corresponding to two consecutive events,which are observed subject to (univariate) random right-censoring.The censoring variable corresponding to the second gap time T2 will in general depend on this gap time. Suppose the vector (T1,T2) satisfies the non parametric location-scale regression model T2=m(T1)+σ(T1)ɛ, where the functions m and σ are ‘smooth’, and ɛ is independent of T1. The aim of this paper is two fold. First, we propose a nonparametric estimator of the distribution of the error variable under this model. This problem differs from others considered in the recent related literature in that the censoring acts not only on the response but also on the covariate, having no obvious solution. On the basis of t...
We consider a comparison between the Kaplan-Meier and the semiparametric estimators for a censorshi...
First published online: 12 Dec 2014In many medical studies, patients may experience several events d...
First published online: 12 Dec 2014In many medical studies, patients may experience several events d...
Let (T1,T2) be gap times corresponding to two consecutive events,which are observed subject to (univ...
Let (T1,T2) be gap times corresponding to two consecutive events, which are observed subject to (uni...
Let (T1 , T2 ) be gap times corresponding to two consecutive events, which are observed subject to r...
In longitudinal studies of disease, patients may experience several events through a follow-up perio...
Times between sequentially ordered events (gap times) are often of interest in biomedical studies. F...
In many medical studies, patients can experience several events. The times between consecutive event...
Let (X, Y ) be a random vector, where Y denotes the variable of interest possibly subject to random ...
In many medical studies, patients can experience several events. The times between consecutive event...
Several aspects of the analysis of two successive survival times are considered. All the analyses ta...
Abstract Consider the random vector (X, Y), where X is completely observed and Y is subject to rando...
Consider the random vector (X; Y ), where X is completely observed and Y is subject to random right ...
First published online: 12 Dec 2014In many medical studies, patients may experience several events d...
We consider a comparison between the Kaplan-Meier and the semiparametric estimators for a censorshi...
First published online: 12 Dec 2014In many medical studies, patients may experience several events d...
First published online: 12 Dec 2014In many medical studies, patients may experience several events d...
Let (T1,T2) be gap times corresponding to two consecutive events,which are observed subject to (univ...
Let (T1,T2) be gap times corresponding to two consecutive events, which are observed subject to (uni...
Let (T1 , T2 ) be gap times corresponding to two consecutive events, which are observed subject to r...
In longitudinal studies of disease, patients may experience several events through a follow-up perio...
Times between sequentially ordered events (gap times) are often of interest in biomedical studies. F...
In many medical studies, patients can experience several events. The times between consecutive event...
Let (X, Y ) be a random vector, where Y denotes the variable of interest possibly subject to random ...
In many medical studies, patients can experience several events. The times between consecutive event...
Several aspects of the analysis of two successive survival times are considered. All the analyses ta...
Abstract Consider the random vector (X, Y), where X is completely observed and Y is subject to rando...
Consider the random vector (X; Y ), where X is completely observed and Y is subject to random right ...
First published online: 12 Dec 2014In many medical studies, patients may experience several events d...
We consider a comparison between the Kaplan-Meier and the semiparametric estimators for a censorshi...
First published online: 12 Dec 2014In many medical studies, patients may experience several events d...
First published online: 12 Dec 2014In many medical studies, patients may experience several events d...