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A Regression Survival Model for Testing the Proportional Hazards Hypothesis
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1996
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Survival DataPrognosisLogistic RegressionSemi-parametric GeneralizationGlobal TestBiostatisticsEpidemiologic MethodPublic HealthDemographic ForecastingRegression Survival ModelLife ExpectancyStatisticsMedical StatisticEpidemiology
A semi-parametric generalization of the proportional hazards regression model is defined, whereby the hazard functions can cross for different values of the covariates. In the two-sample comparison, it includes in particular the case of two Weibull distributions differing in scale and shape parameters. A global test of the proportional hazards assumption is proposed against such defined alternatives. Its power in the two-sample case is compared to that of previously described tests by using simulation experiments. Survival data of patients with breast carcinoma, including several prognostic factors, are presented as an illustration.
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