Estimation of the survival probabilities by adjusting a Cox model to the tail
Ion Grama, Jean-Marie Tricot, Jean-François Petiot
Abstract
Ion Grama, Jean-Marie Tricot, Jean-François Petiot
Abstract
Within the framework of a survival analysis model with censored life time data and an explanatory covariate, our goal is to predict the survival probability beyond the largest observed time. A Cox model with a constant underlying hazard function is proposed to adjust the tail of the life time distribution. Under some regularity conditions, we prove that the parameter estimators are convergent.
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Within the framework of a survival analysis model with censored life time data and an explanatory covariate, our goal is to predict the survival probability beyond the largest observed time. A Cox model with a constant underlying hazard function is proposed to adjust the tail of the life time distribution. Under some regularity conditions, we prove that the parameter estimators are convergent.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Covariate, Estimator, Statistics, Proportional hazards model, Survival function, Econometrics