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the approaches via simulations and apply them to data from an HIV clinical trial. …
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In tumorigenicity experiments, a complication is that the time to event is generally not observed, so that the time to tumor is subject to interval censoring. One of the goals in these studies is to properly model the effect of dose on risk. Thus, it is important to have goodness of fit...
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We propose a new procedure for estimating the survival function of a time-to-event random variable under arbitrary patterns of censoring. Under mild smoothness assumptions, this procedure allows a unified approach to handling different kinds of censoring, while in many cases increasing...
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The stability of sexual risk behavior over time is a common assumption in models of HIV transmission. In this thesis I … show that this assumption does not hold in a population of gay men at risk of HIV infection and that the violation of this … assumption has major implications for our understanding of HIV transmission. Using multiple statistical models that assume either …
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Harm reduction interventions to reduce blood-borne disease incidence among injection drug users (IDUs). A common strategy to estimate the long-term impact of such interventions is to examine short-term incidence changes within a specific group of individuals exposed to the intervention. Such...
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The Cost-effectiveness of Alternative HIV Intervention Portfolios in South Africa. Robert Stavert and Elisa Long … and cost-effectiveness of different portfolios of interventions to prevent HIV infection over a twenty year time horizon …), increasing availability of HIV screening and counseling, and establishing widespread circumcision campaigns would be the most …
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