Dependent Competing Risks and Summary Survival Curves
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In many contexts where there is interest in inferring the marginal distribution of a survival time T subject to censoring embodied in a latent waiting time C, the times T and C may not be independent. This paper presents a new class of nonparametric assumptions on the conditional distribution of T given C and shows how they lead to consistent generalizations of the Kaplan & Meier (1958) survival curve estimator. The new survival curve estimators are used under weak assumptions to construct bounds on the marginal survival which can be much narrower than those of Peterson (1976). In stratified populations where T and c are independent only within strata examples indicate that the Kaplan–Meier estimator is often approximately consistent.