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September 1, 1976Biometrics212 citations

Life Tables with Concomitant Information

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THTheodore R. Holford

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A regression model for the analysis of survival data adjusting for concomitant information is developed. The model presented can lead to the log linear exponential model (Glasser 1967) and the life table regression model of Cox 1972. In addition, the model described can be used to analyze data from the commonly employed actuarial life table. A discussion of the special case where one is comparing two survival curves is presented. The methods developed are illustrated using data from a clinical trial investigating treatments for lung cancer.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a088b07280cd4e998e8c82bhttps://doi.org/10.2307/2529747
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