Aalen Plots Under Proportional Hazards
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C (Applied Statistics)Published 1 January 1991
Robin Henderson, Alvin Milner
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Abstract
SUMMARY Mau's graphical method for the detection of time-dependent effects of covariates in survival data is based on a linear model for the hazard function suggested by Aalen. The performance of the technique under the more common Cox proportional hazards model is considered and a modification designed to aid interpretation is suggested.
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