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Survival analysis models time to event data, typically time to death or failure time. Censored data are a common problem for survival analyses.
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Analyzing uncensored time-to-event data with no risk of events after a certain period
I'm trying to investigate several independents on a dataset with time-to-event data for a treatment. I'm measuring time-to-treatment effect (where treatment effect is a binary parameter).
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