... reliable reference for feature type selection in the probabilistic evaluation modelling forstatistical syntactic parsing The information-theory-based feature type analysis model forstatistical syntactic ... important information for the predicted event According to the above idea, we build the information-theory-based feature type analysis model, which is composed of four concepts: predictive information ... quantity, predictive information gain, predictive information redundancy and predictive information summation z Predictive Information Quantity (PIQ) PIQ( F ; R ) , the predictive information quantity...
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... Statistical Methods for Survival Data AnalysisStatistical Methods for Survival Data Analysis Third Edition ELISA T LEE JOHN WENYU WANG Department ... electronic formats Some content that appears in print, however, may not be available in electronic format Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data: Lee, Elisa T Statistical methods for survival ... sciences The third edition of Statistical Methods for Survival Data Analysis is intended to provide a comprehensive introduction of the most commonly used methods for analyzing survival data It...
... mm for 2D dose analysis of composite plans The percentage of points passing the gamma criteria was on average 95.2 ± 7.4% for the H&N case, 97.1 ± 3.1% for the brain case, and 99.7 ± 0.5% for ... (s):-0.55 ± 1.51) for the brain case, from -4.6% to +2.7% (-1.62 ± 1.23) for the H&N case, and from -4.6% to +2.5% (-0.41 ± 1.21) for the abdominal or prostate case The confidence limits for each treatment ... desired for the dose distribution, created optimized fluence distributions for a number of pre-selected beams, and then transformed them into dynamic MLC movements [26] The calculation grid used for...
... Statistical Methods for Survival Data AnalysisStatistical Methods for Survival Data Analysis Third Edition ELISA T LEE JOHN WENYU WANG Department ... electronic formats Some content that appears in print, however, may not be available in electronic format Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data: Lee, Elisa T Statistical methods for survival ... sciences The third edition of Statistical Methods for Survival Data Analysis is intended to provide a comprehensive introduction of the most commonly used methods for analyzing survival data It...
... and hazard) functions for censored data Unfortunately, the simple method of Example 2.1 cannot be applied if some of the patients are alive at the time of analysis and therefore their exact survival ... are, respectively, a complete decennial life table for the total U.S population for 1989—1991 and an abridged life table for the same population for 1998 The abridged table in Table 4.5 was constructed ... interval ( q ) The information is obtained from census data For R V example, ( q ) for age interval 20—21 is the proportion of persons who R V died on or after their 20th birthday and before their 21st...
... >) is equal to e(t ) for t - t> Thus w for censored G G H H G observations t> equals 9e(t ), where t - t> For example, w for 16> is G G H H G 9e(15), or 90.100, and that for 18> is 9e(18), or ... (1964) suggests using the scores t , , t as before for the failures and L NL t for all censored observations The mean score, for example, for the N> L first group is r t ; (n r )t ... classic reports on life-table analysis Peto et al (1976) published an excellent review of some statistical methods related to clinical trials The term life-table analysis that they use includes...
... t ) : 15.43 Therefore R : 0.84 and G G G G 1/(1 R) : 6.25 From Table B-10, : 2.89830 for 1/(1 R) : 6.0 and : 3.14984 for 1/(1 R) : 6.5 By linear interpolation, for 1/(1 R) : 6.25, ... , p (7.1.2) The exact forms of (7.1.2) for the parametric survival distributions discussed in Chapter are given in Sections 7.2 to 7.7 Often, there is no closed solution for the MLE b from (7.1.2) ... p and solving for t , that is, N N t : 9log p/ For example, the median (50th percentile) survival time can be N estimated by t : 9log 0.5/ : 6.539 weeks
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... * * @A : 9log for the exponential and the extended generalized gamma, :9(1/ ) log for the Weibull, : for the lognormal, and :9(1/ ) log for the log-logistic distribution A B : 1/ for the Weibull ... to provide a value for SHAPE1 BMDP does not have a procedure for the gamma distribution For the Weibull, lognormal, and log-logistic distributions, we need to provide values for CONSTANT and SCALE ... appropriate for the observed data It is possible that a distribution with different b in the family may be appropriate 9.2 TESTS FOR APPROPRIATENESS OF A FAMILY OF DISTRIBUTIONS The usual method for...
... of surviving a given time G for rats fed with any of the diets For example, for rats fed a low-fat diet, 273 Table 11.3 Analysis Results for Rat Data in Table 3.4 Using ... are space-separated This data file is ready for almost all 271 of the statistical software packages for parametric survival analysis currently available, such as SAS and ... old having the most favorable prognosis For a complete analysis of the data, the interested reader is referred to Breslow (1974) To use SAS to perform the analysis, let T be the remission duration,...
... (7.1.8) For a continuous variable, exp(b ) represents G the increase in risk corresponding to a 1-unit increase in the variable For example, for BMI, exp (0.0255) : 1.026; that is, for every ... risk of dying for patients at least 50 years of age is proportional to that for patients less than 50 years and decide to a stratified analysis Two regression equations are therefore assumed: ... strata : sex step : phh /variable /form /regress /input /print /variable /form /regress /input /print /variable /form /regress file : ‘c:!ex12d4d1a.dat’ variables : 13 format : free cova Survival names...
... ratio statistically adjusting for all the other variables For example, in Example 14.4, the regression coefficient for the gender variable, 90.279, is an estimate of the log odds ratio for females ... class (or group) For example, for the 990% class, the odds ratio is 13;12/4;3 : 13 The 95% confidence intervals for the ORs are obtained using (14.1.6) Although the odds ratio for the 46—90% group ... almost always indicate that the model is adequate Most statistical software packages provide programs for logistic regression analysis: for example, SAS (procedures LOGISTIC, PHREG, and CATMOD),...
... 9, 11, and 12 to perform additional statistical inferences For instance, we can test whether the coefficients for SBP in the first two models are equal (whether the odds ratio for a 1-unit increase ... higher) for a 1-unit increase in LINSUL from the model for IFG versus NFG SBP is not significant in the model for IFG versus NFG (p : 0.2346) Neither SBP nor LINSUL is significant in the model for ... [exp(0.026)] times (or 3% higher) for a 1-unit increase in SBP, and 2.85 [exp(1.047)] times (or 185% higher) for a 1-unit increase in LINSUL from the model for DM vs NFG The odds ratio is 2.40...
... of Information in Medicine, 40(4), 288—292 Lee, E T (1980) Statistical Methods for Survival Data Analysis Lifetime Learning Publications, Belmont, CA Lee, E T (1992) Statistical Methods for Survival ... D W (1987) Statistical Methods for Psychology Duxbury Press, Boston Hung, C T., Lim, J K C., and Zoest, A R (1988) Optimization of High-Performance Liquid Chromatographic Analysisfor Isoxazolye ... Blackwell Scientific, Oxford Hill, A B (1960b) Statistical Methods in Clinical and Preventive Medicine Oxford University Press, Oxford Hill, A B (1971) Principles of Medical Statistics Oxford University...
... Statistical Methods for Survival Data AnalysisStatistical Methods for Survival Data Analysis Third Edition ELISA T LEE JOHN WENYU WANG Department ... electronic formats Some content that appears in print, however, may not be available in electronic format Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data: Lee, Elisa T Statistical methods for survival ... sciences The third edition of Statistical Methods for Survival Data Analysis is intended to provide a comprehensive introduction of the most commonly used methods for analyzing survival data It...
... and hazard) functions for censored data Unfortunately, the simple method of Example 2.1 cannot be applied if some of the patients are alive at the time of analysis and therefore their exact survival ... are, respectively, a complete decennial life table for the total U.S population for 1989—1991 and an abridged life table for the same population for 1998 The abridged table in Table 4.5 was constructed ... interval ( q ) The information is obtained from census data For R V example, ( q ) for age interval 20—21 is the proportion of persons who R V died on or after their 20th birthday and before their 21st...
... >) is equal to e(t ) for t - t> Thus w for censored G G H H G observations t> equals 9e(t ), where t - t> For example, w for 16> is G G H H G 9e(15), or 90.100, and that for 18> is 9e(18), or ... (1964) suggests using the scores t , , t as before for the failures and L NL t for all censored observations The mean score, for example, for the N> L first group is r t ; (n r )t ... classic reports on life-table analysis Peto et al (1976) published an excellent review of some statistical methods related to clinical trials The term life-table analysis that they use includes...