A survival measure comparing observed survival in a population to expected survival in a comparable general population, without needing cause-of-death data.
Survival Analysis
Terms for analysing time-to-event data and extrapolating survival curves for use in economic models.
- Topic: Survival Analysis
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A restricted cubic spline is a smooth piecewise cubic function of a continuous predictor constrained to be linear beyond its outer knots, allowing regression models to represent nonlinear associations without prescribing one global polynomial shape.
A survival summary measure calculated as the area under the survival curve up to a specified time point, an alternative to the hazard ratio.
The most common form of censoring, occurring when follow-up ends or a patient is lost before the event of interest has occurred.
A class of flexible parametric survival models using restricted cubic splines to represent a transformed survival or hazard function while remaining fully parametric.