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Proportional hazards is an assumption of the Cox proportional hazards model of survival analysis and some other models as well. The assumption is that a linear increase in the predictor will have a uniform multiplicative relationship with the hazard.

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Survival analysis of a population - Proportional hazards

Welcome to CV. Why are you using Cox (or any similar method) on the ABM results? You could use the ABM results themselves, couldn't you? That is, from the ABM, you can get a bunch of runs of each si …
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Survival analysis - Cox proportional-hazards model problem with output

@EdM is correct, I'm just adding some thoughts. First, there are different ways to operationalize categorical effects: Dummy coding, deviation coding, Helmert coding and more. See UCLA page for a full …
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Interpretation of hazard ratios - impact on time to event?

The HR measures the relationship of the covariate to the instantaneous hazard of the event. One trouble with equating this to "time to event" is that the events are typically censored, and the censor …
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Estimates of Cox Proportional Hazards Model

Sometimes it's because one of those is the usual thing to do in the field the researcher is working in. Or, they may want to contrast their results with one or several earlier studies. There are also …
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Cox Proportional Hazard models for more than 2 treatments and covariates

You can interpret each level of treatment the same way you could if there were only two levels: Shelter (compared to controls) and watered (compared to controls). The same with covariates. But I'm co …
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