论文信息 - Regression analysis of grouped survival data with incomplete covariates: nonignorable missing-data and censoring mechanisms.

Regression analysis of grouped survival data with incomplete covariates: nonignorable missing-data and censoring mechanisms.

Previous methods for the analysis of survival data with incomplete covariates have assumed that the missing-data and censoring mechanisms are ignorable. We relax both assumptions for the analysis of grouped survival data.

S G Baker

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