Survival models and data analysis / Regina C. Elandt-Johnson, Norman L. Johnson.
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1999.
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Table of Contents:
- Part I: Survival measurements and concepts
- 1. Survival data
- 2. Measures of mortality and morbidity, ratios, proportions, and means
- 3. Survival distributions
- Part II: Mortality experiences and life tables
- 4. Life tables: fundamentals and construction
- 5. Complete mortality data, estimation of survival function
- 6. Incomplete mortality data: follow-up studies
- 7. Fitting parametric survival distributions
- 8. Comparison of mortality experiences
- 9. Theory of competing causes: probabilistic approach
- 10. Multiple decrement life tables
- 1. Single decrement life tables associated with multiple decrement life tables: their interpretation and meaning
- 12. Estimation and testing hypotheses in competing risk analysis
- Part IV: Some more advanced topics
- 13. Concomitant variables in lifetime distributions models
- 14. Age of onset distributions
- 15. Models of aging and chronic diseases.