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Cox proportional hazards regression is a semi-parametric method for survival analysis. No distributional form needs to be assumed, only that the effect of one-unit increase in a covariate is a constant multiple.
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When to stratify in a predictive model and which c-statistic to use
I am trying to understand what is the most fair approach to computing the discriminative power of a set of predictors $X$ when I have an additional binary variable $Z$ that I know modifies the risk of …
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