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These discussions enlighten the reader about the subtleties that are involved in these interpretations.This book may be used for studying survival analysis, hazardmodels,mathematicaldemography,epidemiology, time to failure, event history models, duration analysis, reliability, competing risks, mortality and select mortality models.However, the examples of applications of these techniques concentrate on problems in medical case-studies.It can also be used as a textbook on survival analysis for graduate students that I would recommend.Professor O'Quigley equips the reader of this book with a deep and concise analysis of proportional hazards that is not covered so comprehensively elsewhere.
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