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Using Events From Dropouts in Nonparametric Survival Function Estimation With Application to Incubation of AIDS

利用退出研究后的事件估计非参数生存函数:艾滋病潜伏期应用

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D. R. Hoover
A. Muñoz
V. Carey
J. M. G. Taylor
M. VanRaden
J. S. Chmiel
L. Kingsley

利用退出研究后的事件估计非参数生存函数:艾滋病潜伏期应用

研究问题
退出研究后从登记或病历补获的事件应如何纳入生存估计,才能避免因退出机制与事件追回不完整造成偏差?
方法与思路
作者比较退出时删失、加入退出后事件及分析时删失等策略,并以风险函数表述处理区间删失和左截断的似然。
材料陈述的贡献
摘要称,不同退出和追回机制下各策略偏差不同;退出者事件全部追回时,指定策略可获无偏最小方差估计,并给出应用。
阅读关注点
应核对退出与事件相关性的设定、事件全部追回的要求、未追回者的删失时点,以及区间删失似然的计算过程。
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原文摘要

Often postdropout responses (PDR) in study dropouts are identified from death/disease registries or other medical records. If ail dropout is random, then use of postdropout responses while censoring other subjects at date of dropout (CDO/PDR) will bias nonparametric survival probability estimates downward. Censoring all individuals at the last date of study contact, ignoring postdropout information (CDO) will produce unbiased nonparametric survival estimates. As onset of the response sometimes incapacitates the individual, preventing further study participation, dropout is often positively correlated with response. In this case CDO/PDR tends to prevent nonparametric survival overestimation but could lead to underestimation. When all of the responses in dropouts are identified, then regardless of dropout cause, use of all postdropout information, together with censoring all other subjects at time of analysis (CTA/PDR) will produce unbiased minimum variance estimates. We analyze the bias properties of nonparametric survival estimates produced using CDO/PDR, CDO, and CTA/PDR censoring mechanisms under various causes of study dropout and degrees of postdropout response recovery. The goal is to identify which of these censoring methods best incorporates postdropout information. Postdropout information may create interval-censored data. To facilitate statistical analysis of such data, the likelihood function is formulated in terms of the hazard. This results in computationally simple nonparametric estimates and covariances for interval-censored and left-truncated data. An application to estimation of acquired immune deficiency (AIDS)-free time after human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-1 seroconversion using data from a long-term cohort study with considerable dropout is presented. Upper and lower bound estimates for AIDS-free survival probabilities derived using CDO and CDO/PDR are shown to be quite close when compared to the underlying variance of these estimates.

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