Analysis of Type-II hybrid censored competing risks data
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...The recent developments are given in [5]–[9], [12]– [15], [17], [25], and [26]....
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...Moreover, it is observed by Kundu [19] that in case of exponential orWeibull lifetime distributions, both the approaches, namely the latent failure time model of Cox [1] or the cause-specific hazard functions model of Prentice et al. [2], provide the same likelihood function, although their interpretations are different....
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...Among different methods, the two most popular approaches to analyse competing risks data are the following: (i) latent failure timemodel as suggested by Cox [1] or (ii) cause-specific hazard functions model as suggested by Prentice et al. [2]....
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...It may be mentioned that although the assumption of independence of the two failure time distributions T1 and T2 seems to be very restrictive, it has been shown by Tsiatis [17] that without the presence of covariates the independence between T1 and T2 cannot be tested using the data only, see also Kalbfleisch and Prentice [18] in this respect....
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...[25], provide the same likelihood function, although their interpretations are different....
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...Since the introduction of the Type-I HCS of Epstein [4], extensive work has been done on Type-I hybrid censoring schemes, see, for example, Fairbanks et al....
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...Since the introduction of the Type-I HCS of Epstein [4], extensive work has been done on Type-I hybrid censoring schemes, see, for example, Fairbanks et al. [5], Chen and Bhattacharyya [6], Gupta and Kundu [7], Dube et al. [8], Kundu [9], Chandrasekhar et al. [10], and the references cited therein....
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...Epstein [4] first introduced this HCS, and it is also known as Type-I HCS....
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