Interval-Censored Data Analysis is a statistical methodology within nonparametric survival analysis that specifically addresses the estimation of time-to-event distributions when the exact event times are not observed but are known to lie within certain intervals.
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Estimating Medical Costs from Incomplete Follow-Up Data
D. Y. Lin, Eric J. Feuer, Ruth Etzioni et al. · Biometrics · 1997 · 457 citations
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