A Model for Nonparametric Regression Analysis of Counting Processes
Lecture notes in statisticsPublished 1 January 1980
Odd O. Aalen
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Often the focus of a statistical analysis is the occurrence of certain events, as in clinical trials, where patients may die or progress to other stages of the disease.
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Often the focus of a statistical analysis is the occurrence of certain events. In clinical trials, for instance, patients may die or progress to other stages of the disease. Other examples may be found in biology, demography, and other fields.
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