In this article, we propose a general additive-multiplicative rates model for recurrent event data. The proposed model includes the additive rates and multiplicative rates models as special cases. For the inference on...In this article, we propose a general additive-multiplicative rates model for recurrent event data. The proposed model includes the additive rates and multiplicative rates models as special cases. For the inference on the model parameters, estimating equation approaches are developed, and asymptotic properties of the proposed estimators are established through modern empirical process theory. In addition, an illustration with multiple-infection data from a clinic study on chronic granulomatous disease is provided.展开更多
Multivariate recurrent event data arises when study subjects may experience more than one type of recurrent events. In some situations, however, although event times are always observed, event categories may be partia...Multivariate recurrent event data arises when study subjects may experience more than one type of recurrent events. In some situations, however, although event times are always observed, event categories may be partially missing. In this paper, an additive-multiplicative rates model is proposed for the analysis of multivariate recurrent event data when event categories are missing at random. A weighted estimating equations approach is developed for parameter estimation, and the resulting estimators are shown to be consistent and asymptotically normal. In addition, a model-checking technique is presented to assess the adequacy of the model. Simulation studies are conducted to evaluate the finite sample behavior of the proposed estimators, and an application to a platelet transfusion reaction study is provided.展开更多
In this article, clustered recurrent gap time is investigated. A marginal additive haz- ards model is proposed without specifying the association of the individuals within the same cluster. The relationship among the ...In this article, clustered recurrent gap time is investigated. A marginal additive haz- ards model is proposed without specifying the association of the individuals within the same cluster. The relationship among the gap times for the same individual is also left unspecified. An estimating equation-based inference procedure is developed for the model parameters, and the asymptotic proper- ties of the resulting estimators are established. In addition, a lack-of-fit test is presented to assess the adequacy of the model. The finite sample behavior of the proposed estimators is evaluated through simulation studies, and an application to a clinic study on chronic granulomatous disease （CGD） is illustrated.展开更多
In clinical and epidemiologic studies of time to event,the treatment effect is often of direct interest,and the treatment effect is not constant over time.In this paper,the authors propose an estimator for the cumulat...In clinical and epidemiologic studies of time to event,the treatment effect is often of direct interest,and the treatment effect is not constant over time.In this paper,the authors propose an estimator for the cumulative hazard difference under a stratified additive hazards model.The asymptotic properties of the resulting estimator are established,and the finite-sample properties are examined through simulation studies.An application to a liver cirrhosis data set from the Copenhagen Study Group for Liver Diseases is provided.展开更多
Longitudinal data often occur in follow-up studies, and in many situations, there may exist informative observation times and a dependent terminal event such as death that stops the follow-up. We propose a semiparamet...Longitudinal data often occur in follow-up studies, and in many situations, there may exist informative observation times and a dependent terminal event such as death that stops the follow-up. We propose a semiparametric mixed effect model with time-varying latent effects in the analysis of longitudinal data with informative observation times and a dependent terminal event. Estimating equation approaches are developed for parameter estimation, and asymptotic properties of the resulting estimators are established. The finite sample behavior of the proposed estimators is evaluated through simulation studies, and an application to a bladder cancer study is provided.展开更多
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 10571169, 10731010)National Basic Research Program of China (Grant No. 2007CB814902)
文摘In this article, we propose a general additive-multiplicative rates model for recurrent event data. The proposed model includes the additive rates and multiplicative rates models as special cases. For the inference on the model parameters, estimating equation approaches are developed, and asymptotic properties of the proposed estimators are established through modern empirical process theory. In addition, an illustration with multiple-infection data from a clinic study on chronic granulomatous disease is provided.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.11231010,11171330 and 11371299)Key Laboratory of Random Complex Structures and Data Science,Chinese Academy of Sciences(Grant No.2008DP173182)+1 种基金Beijing Center for Mathematics and Information Interdisciplinary Sciences,the Research Grant Council of Hong Kong(Grant Nos.504011 and 503513)The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
文摘Multivariate recurrent event data arises when study subjects may experience more than one type of recurrent events. In some situations, however, although event times are always observed, event categories may be partially missing. In this paper, an additive-multiplicative rates model is proposed for the analysis of multivariate recurrent event data when event categories are missing at random. A weighted estimating equations approach is developed for parameter estimation, and the resulting estimators are shown to be consistent and asymptotically normal. In addition, a model-checking technique is presented to assess the adequacy of the model. Simulation studies are conducted to evaluate the finite sample behavior of the proposed estimators, and an application to a platelet transfusion reaction study is provided.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.11501037,11771431,and 11690015
文摘In this article, clustered recurrent gap time is investigated. A marginal additive haz- ards model is proposed without specifying the association of the individuals within the same cluster. The relationship among the gap times for the same individual is also left unspecified. An estimating equation-based inference procedure is developed for the model parameters, and the asymptotic proper- ties of the resulting estimators are established. In addition, a lack-of-fit test is presented to assess the adequacy of the model. The finite sample behavior of the proposed estimators is evaluated through simulation studies, and an application to a clinic study on chronic granulomatous disease （CGD） is illustrated.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.11671268,11771431 and 11690015the Key Laboratory of RCSDS,CAS under Grant No.2008DP173182。
文摘In clinical and epidemiologic studies of time to event,the treatment effect is often of direct interest,and the treatment effect is not constant over time.In this paper,the authors propose an estimator for the cumulative hazard difference under a stratified additive hazards model.The asymptotic properties of the resulting estimator are established,and the finite-sample properties are examined through simulation studies.An application to a liver cirrhosis data set from the Copenhagen Study Group for Liver Diseases is provided.
基金supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 11231010, 11171330 and 11201315)Key Laboratory of Random Complex Structures and Data Science, Chinese Academy of Sciences (Grant No. 2008DP173182)Beijing Center for Mathematics and Information Interdisciplinary Sciences
文摘Longitudinal data often occur in follow-up studies, and in many situations, there may exist informative observation times and a dependent terminal event such as death that stops the follow-up. We propose a semiparametric mixed effect model with time-varying latent effects in the analysis of longitudinal data with informative observation times and a dependent terminal event. Estimating equation approaches are developed for parameter estimation, and asymptotic properties of the resulting estimators are established. The finite sample behavior of the proposed estimators is evaluated through simulation studies, and an application to a bladder cancer study is provided.
