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제출번호(No.) 0575
분류(Section) Poster Session
분과(Session) Probability / Stochastic Process / Statistics (SS-12)
영문제목
(Title(Eng.))
[CANCELLED] A comparison of methods for generating event history data
저자(Author(s))
Danardono1
Department of Mathematics, Universitas Gadjah Mada1
초록본문(Abstract) Event history data or time-to-event data frequently arises in many
scientific investigations. To analyze event history data, the Cox
proportional hazards model and its extension are usually used.
Theoretical and practical developments in the Cox proportional
hazards model are usually investigated by means of simulation
studies. Therefore, valid and efficient methods to generate data
that follow the Cox proportional hazards is indispensable. There are
several methods for generating such event history data, three of
them are inverse methods, permutational algorithms and methods based
on rank. In this paper, the three methods are compared by conducting
several simulation scenarios to assess the accuracy, stability,
easiness of implementation and computing time. The inverse methods
have considerably small computing time but it is only possible for
parametric proportional hazards models. The permutational algorithms
and the method based on rank are generally flexible to implement
although the computing time is slower as the events increased. The
permutational algorithm and the method based on rank are
recommended for general implementation of generating event history
data.
분류기호
(MSC number(s))
62N99
키워드(Keyword(s)) survival analysis, simulations, proportional hazards model, time-to-event data
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(Language of Session (Talk))
English