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Parametric landmark estimation of the transition probabilities in survival data with multiple events

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Resumo:Multi-state models are a useful tool for analyzing survival data with multiple events. The transition probabilities play an important role in these models since they allow for long-term predictions of the process in a simple and summarized manner. Recent papers have used the idea of subsampling to estimate these quantities, providing estimators with superior performance in the case of strong violations of the Markov condition. Subsampling, also referred to as landmarking, leads to small sample sizes and usually heavily censored data, which leads to estimators with higher variability. Here, we use the flexibility of the generalized gamma distribution combined with the same idea of subsampling to obtain estimators free of the Markov condition with less variability. Simulation studies show the good small sample properties of the proposed estimators. The proposed methods are illustrated using real data.
Autores principais:Soutinho, Gustavo
Outros Autores:Machado, Luís Meira
Assunto:Multi-state models parametric estimation transition probabilities Generalized gamma distribution Landmark approach
Ano:2022
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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description Multi-state models are a useful tool for analyzing survival data with multiple events. The transition probabilities play an important role in these models since they allow for long-term predictions of the process in a simple and summarized manner. Recent papers have used the idea of subsampling to estimate these quantities, providing estimators with superior performance in the case of strong violations of the Markov condition. Subsampling, also referred to as landmarking, leads to small sample sizes and usually heavily censored data, which leads to estimators with higher variability. Here, we use the flexibility of the generalized gamma distribution combined with the same idea of subsampling to obtain estimators free of the Markov condition with less variability. Simulation studies show the good small sample properties of the proposed estimators. The proposed methods are illustrated using real data.
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spellingShingle Parametric landmark estimation of the transition probabilities in survival data with multiple events
Soutinho, Gustavo
Multi-state models
parametric estimation
transition probabilities
Generalized gamma distribution
Landmark approach
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Multi-state models
parametric estimation
transition probabilities
Generalized gamma distribution
Landmark approach
title Parametric landmark estimation of the transition probabilities in survival data with multiple events
title_full Parametric landmark estimation of the transition probabilities in survival data with multiple events
title_fullStr Parametric landmark estimation of the transition probabilities in survival data with multiple events
title_full_unstemmed Parametric landmark estimation of the transition probabilities in survival data with multiple events
title_short Parametric landmark estimation of the transition probabilities in survival data with multiple events
title_sort Parametric landmark estimation of the transition probabilities in survival data with multiple events
topic Multi-state models
parametric estimation
transition probabilities
Generalized gamma distribution
Landmark approach
topic_facet Multi-state models
parametric estimation
transition probabilities
Generalized gamma distribution
Landmark approach
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/79141
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