Accelerated Hazard Models is a class of survival regression models that generalizes the proportional hazards framework by allowing the effect of covariates to accelerate or decelerate the time scale of the hazard function, thereby altering the timing of failure events while preserving the baseline hazard structure.
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Misspecified proportional hazard models
C. A. Struthers, John D. Kalbfleisch · Biometrika · 1986 · 380 citations
The identifiability of the competing risks model
James J. Heckman, Bo E. Honoré · Biometrika · 1989 · 303 citations
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University of California, Berkeley
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