The mathematical transformation converting a continuous-time hazard rate into the probability of an event occurring within a discrete time interval.
Economic Modelling
Terms for building and checking decision models, including decision trees, Markov models and simulation methods.
- Topic: Economic Modelling
- 40 terms
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A general term for a decision-analytic model, such as a Markov model, representing disease progression as movement between defined health states.
A modelling approach representing a complex system using stocks, flows, and feedback loops to capture how it evolves through internal dynamics.
The endpoint of a branch within a decision tree, where no further events are attached and final cost and outcome values are recorded.
The span of time over which an economic evaluation captures relevant differences in costs and outcomes among the options being compared.
A transition matrix is an ordered array of conditional probabilities that specifies movement among mutually exclusive states over a defined time interval.
A transition probability is the conditional chance of moving from a specified starting state to a specified destination state during a defined time interval.
A modelling technique creating temporary, time-specific states a patient passes through in sequence, letting a Markov model approximate time-dependent risk.