论文信息 - Survivorship Analysis of Heart Transplant Data

Survivorship Analysis of Heart Transplant Data

Abstract This article presents a number of parametric and nonparametric approaches to the analysis of nonexperimental heart transplant data from the Stanford Heart Transplantation Program, and attempts to come to some conclusion regarding whether heart transplantation is life-extending.

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