hazard function
collocation in Englishmeaningsofhazardandfunction
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hazard
noun[C]
uk/ˈhæz.əd/us/ˈhæz.ɚd/
something that is dangerous and likely to ...
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function
noun
uk/ˈfʌŋk.ʃən/us/ˈfʌŋk.ʃən/
the natural purpose (of something) or the duty (of ...
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The method thus estimates a baselinehazardfunctionwhich is modified by the coefficient estimates for the various independent variables.
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Survival curves were generated, and gains in life expectancy were estimated, from the baseline cumulativehazardfunctionand prognostic index.
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Semi-parametric models require no assumption on the functional form of the baselinehazardfunction, so they are more flexible than parametric models.
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To associate covariate effects andhazardfunction, proportional hazard models are the most popular.
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With follow-up limited to only a few years, estimates of survival gains have been truncated, reflecting the estimatedhazardfunction.
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We must collect at least one more data point than there are unknown parameters in the individual growth model or in the baselinehazardfunction.
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Factors associated with death after repair were sought by parametric modeling of the time-varyinghazardfunction.
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The knots for the splines were determined from inspection of thehazardfunctionfor males and females combined.
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If the event is equally likely to occur at any given age, thehazardfunctionwill be flat.
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Survival gains were estimated for 3.3 years following treatment, since this was the time span over which the underlyinghazardfunctionwas calculable.
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Does thehazardfunctionpeak, and if so, when?
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The advantages associated with additional waves of data collection depend, in part, upon the shape of the growth trajectory or the baselinehazardfunction.
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These more complex analytic goals are achieved by postulating and fitting statistical models of thehazardfunctionand by conducting tests on the parameters of these models.
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Multjvariate analysis inhazardfunctiondomain indicates early repair as a negativeriskfactor for death (p=0.038).
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However, the biological applicability of this model may be limited by the fact that thehazardfunction is monotonic, i.e. either decreasing of increasing.
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For example, component failures typically occur at some constant failure rate (a constanthazardfunction).
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Fitted hazard functions describing age at first onset of depression by gender and whether the respondent's parents had divorced.
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Examination of empirical growth trajectories and sample hazard functions computed separately by values of each predictor can often suggest reasonable places to begin.
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The model assumes that the ratio of the hazard functions for two observations with different values for the independent variables does not depend on time.
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