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用单调 B 样条半参数估计面板计数数据AI 解读

We study semiparametric likelihood-based methods for panel count data with proportional mean model E[ℕ(t)|Z]=Λ0(t)exp(β0TZ), where Z is a vector of covariates and Λ0(t) is the baseline mean function. We propose to estimate Λ0(t) and β0 jointly with Λ0(t) approximated by monotone B-splines and to compute the estimators using generalized Rosen algorithm proposed by Jamshidian (2004). We show that the proposed spline-based likelihood estimators of Λ0(t) are consistent with a…

含协变量面板计数数据的两种基于似然的半参数估计方法AI 解读

We consider estimation in a particular semiparametric regression model for the mean of a counting process with “panel count” data. The basic model assumption is that the conditional mean function of the counting process is of the form E{ℕ(t)|Z}=exp(β0TZ)Λ0(t) where Z is a vector of covariates and Λ0 is the baseline mean function. The “panel count” observation scheme involves observation of the counting process ℕ for an individual at a random number K of random time points;…

面板计数数据的非参数多样本检验AI 解读

We study the nonparametric k-sample test problem with panel count data. The asymptotic normality of a smooth functional of the nonparametric maximum pseudo-likelihood estimator (Wellner & Zhang, 2000) is established under some mild conditions. We construct a class of easy-to-implement nonparametric tests for comparing mean functions of k populations based on this asymptotic normality. We conduct various simulations to validate and compare the tests. The simulations show that…

信息性观测时点下的面板计数数据分析AI 解读

In this paper, we study panel count data with informative observation times. We assume nonparametric and semiparametric proportional rate models for the underlying event process, where the form of the baseline rate function is left unspecified and a subject-specific frailty variable inflates or deflates the rate function multiplicatively. The proposed models allow the event processes and observation times to be correlated through their connections with the unobserved…

面板计数数据下计数过程均值的两种估计量AI 解读

We study two estimators of the mean function of a countingprocess based on “panel count data.” The setting for “panel count data” is one in which $n$ independent subjects, each with a counting process with common mean function, are observed at several possibly different times duringa study. Following a model proposed by Schick and Yu, we allow the number of observation times, and the observation times themselves, to be random variables. Our goal is to estimate the mean…