Survival Analysis: Techniques for Censored and Truncated Data John P. Klein and Melvin L. Moeschberger are an English-language study book aimed at the statistical analysis of censored and truncated data. This book is intended for researchers and applied statisticians who want to delve into survival analysis in biology and medicine.
It provides a clear introduction to techniques for censored and truncated data, with an emphasis on practical applicability without extensive mathematical background. In addition to classical methods, advanced approaches using counting process methodology are also discussed. The authors cover both theoretical aspects and practical implementations, with clear practical and technical notes.
This book connects to fields such as epidemiology, medical statistics, and biostatistics. It is suitable as a reference work and as a textbook for advanced courses in survival analysis. Prior knowledge of standard statistical methods is recommended.
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Topics: Epidemiology and Medical Statistics, Probability and Statistics, MEDICAL / Epidemiology.
Series: Statistics for Biology and Health