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Activity Number: 85
Type: Contributed
Date/Time: Sunday, August 4, 2013 : 4:00 PM to 5:50 PM
Sponsor: International Chinese Statistical Association
Abstract - #308203
Title: Joint Analysis of Multivariate Current Status Data with Dependent Censoring
Author(s): Chyong-Mei Chen*+
Companies: Providence University
Keywords: multivariate current status data ; dependent censoring ; frailty model ; Gaussian quadrature techniques
Abstract:

Multivariate current status failure time data consist of several possibly related event times of interest, in which the status of each event is determined at a single examination time. If the examination time is intrinsically related to the event times, the examination is referred to as the dependent censoring and needs to be taken into account. Such data often occur in, for example, clinical studies and animal carcinogenicity experiments. To accommodate the possible dependent censoring, this study proposes a joint frailty model for event times and dependent censoring time. A likelihood approach using Gaussian quadrature techniques is developed for obtaining maximum likelihood estimates. Extensive simulation studies are conducted for investigating finite sample properties of the proposed method. The proposed method is illustrated with an analysis of patients with ankylosing spondylitis, where the examination time may be dependent on the event times of interest.


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