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Some non-parametric survival models for epidemiological studies

Abstract

Over the past few centuries the importance of survival analysis has been felt in many areas of sciences including demography and actuarial sciences. The recent and major developments in survival analysis are due to various clinical trials in chronic diseases and actuarial science. Hence this article is focus on the various non-parametric survival models which are very vital in the epidemiological studies.

Statistical Methods and InferenceLiver Disease Diagnosis and TreatmentInsurance, Mortality, Demography, Risk ManagementEpidemiologySurvival analysisMedicineDemographyActuarial sciencePathologySociologySurgeryEconomics
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