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WWR: An R package for analyzing prioritized outcomes

Abstract Background: In analyzing survival trials, time-to-first-event analysis is commonly used without considering clinical importance of different events. The recently proposed win loss approach can take into

Xiaodong Luo | Hong Tian | Junshan Qiu | Steven Bai | Mike Mikailov | Xiaodong Luo | J. Qiu | Mike Mikailov | Hong Tian | Steven Bai

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