The non-identifiability of the competing risks model requires researchers to work with restrictions on the model to obtain informative results. We present a new identifiability solution based on an exclusion restriction. Many areas of applied research use methods that rely on exclusion restrcitions. It appears natural to also use them for the identifiability of competing risks models. By imposing the exclusion restriction couple with an Archimedean copula, we are able to avoid any parametric restriction on the marginal distributions. We introduce a semiparametric estimation approach for the nonparametric marginals and the parametric copula. Our simulation results demonstrate the usefulness of the suggested model, as the degree of risk depen...
This dissertation has three independent parts. The first part studies a variation of the competing r...
AbstractTruncation occurs when the variable of interest can be observed only if its value satisfies ...
We present a new framework for the identification of competing risks models, which also include Roy ...
Advisors: Sanjib Basu; Nader Ebrahimi.Committee members: Alan M. Polansky; Duchwan Ryu; Ananda Sen; ...
In a dependent competing risks model is impossible to determine the marginal distributions from the ...
The paper deals with the methods of statistical analysis of dependent competing risks in the presenc...
Many multivariate models have been proposed and developed to model high dimensional data when the di...
This thesis first introduces the basic notions of univariate survival analysis. Then the survival an...
Applied researchers often face the challenge to estimate a competing risks model without having know...
When time to death and time to censoring are associated one may be appreciably misled when the margi...
Abstract. In competing risks models, the joint distribution of the event times is not identifiable e...
We prove identification of dependent competing risks models in whicheach risk has a mixed proportion...
We provide new conditions for identification of accelerated failure time competing risks models. The...
Consider semi-competing risks data (two times to concurrent events are studied but only one of them ...
Consider semi-competing risks data (two times to concurrent events are studied but only one of them ...
This dissertation has three independent parts. The first part studies a variation of the competing r...
AbstractTruncation occurs when the variable of interest can be observed only if its value satisfies ...
We present a new framework for the identification of competing risks models, which also include Roy ...
Advisors: Sanjib Basu; Nader Ebrahimi.Committee members: Alan M. Polansky; Duchwan Ryu; Ananda Sen; ...
In a dependent competing risks model is impossible to determine the marginal distributions from the ...
The paper deals with the methods of statistical analysis of dependent competing risks in the presenc...
Many multivariate models have been proposed and developed to model high dimensional data when the di...
This thesis first introduces the basic notions of univariate survival analysis. Then the survival an...
Applied researchers often face the challenge to estimate a competing risks model without having know...
When time to death and time to censoring are associated one may be appreciably misled when the margi...
Abstract. In competing risks models, the joint distribution of the event times is not identifiable e...
We prove identification of dependent competing risks models in whicheach risk has a mixed proportion...
We provide new conditions for identification of accelerated failure time competing risks models. The...
Consider semi-competing risks data (two times to concurrent events are studied but only one of them ...
Consider semi-competing risks data (two times to concurrent events are studied but only one of them ...
This dissertation has three independent parts. The first part studies a variation of the competing r...
AbstractTruncation occurs when the variable of interest can be observed only if its value satisfies ...
We present a new framework for the identification of competing risks models, which also include Roy ...