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discSurv (version 1.1.2)

discSurv-package: Discrete Survival Analysis

Description

Includes functions for data transformations, estimation, evaluation and simulation of discrete survival analysis. Also discrete life table estimates are available. The most important functions are listed below: {Discretizes continuous time variable into a specified grid of censored data for discrete survival analysis.} dataLong:{Transform data from short format into long format for discrete survival analysis and right censoring.} dataLongCompRisks:{Transforms short data format to long format for discrete survival modelling in the case of competing risks with right censoring.} dataLongTimeDep:{Transforms short data format to long format for discrete survival modelling of single event analysis with right censoring.} concorIndex:{Calculates the concordance index for discrete survival models (independent measure of time).} simCompRisk:{Simulates responses and covariates of discrete competing risk models.}

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Details

ll{ Package: discSurv Type: Package Version: 1.1.2 Date: 2015-11-07 License: GPL-3 }

References

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