Non-parametric regression with censored survival time data
Published 1 January 1987
Dorota M. Dabrowska
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On considere une classe d'estimateurs introduite par Beran (1981) pour estimer les fonctions de survie conditionnelles en presence de censure a droite. On etablit des resultats de convergence faible
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