Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate

This research focuses on assessing the goodness of fit for the Gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate. The performance of the maximum likelihood estimates was evaluated via a simulation study at various censoring proportions and sample sizes. The conclusion...

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發表在:Austrian Journal of Statistics
主要作者: 2-s2.0-85083303856
格式: Article
語言:English
出版: Austrian Statistical Society 2020
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id Nur Niswah Naslina A.; Jayanthi A.; Hani Syahida Z.; Mohd Bakri A.
spelling Nur Niswah Naslina A.; Jayanthi A.; Hani Syahida Z.; Mohd Bakri A.
2-s2.0-85083303856
Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate
2020
Austrian Journal of Statistics
49
3 Special Issue
10.17713/ajs.v49i3.1085
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85083303856&doi=10.17713%2fajs.v49i3.1085&partnerID=40&md5=d2f5900d940fbdb3a14ae6d91d6130bd
This research focuses on assessing the goodness of fit for the Gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate. The performance of the maximum likelihood estimates was evaluated via a simulation study at various censoring proportions and sample sizes. The conclusions were drawn based on the results of bias, standard error and root mean square error at different settings. Following that, another simulation study was carried out to compare the performance of the proposed modifications to the Cox-Snell residuals for both censored and uncensored observations at different combinations of sample sizes and censoring levels. The results show that standard error and root mean square error values of the parameter estimates increase with the increase in censoring proportions and decrease in the number of sample size. This indicates that the estimates perform better when sample sizes are larger and censoring proportions are lower. The performance of the proposed modifications of the Cox-Snell residuals showed that they perform slightly better than existing method. © 2020, Austrian Statistical Society. All rights reserved.
Austrian Statistical Society
1026597X
English
Article
All Open Access; Gold Open Access; Green Open Access
author 2-s2.0-85083303856
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Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate
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title Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate
title_short Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate
title_full Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate
title_fullStr Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate
title_full_unstemmed Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate
title_sort Assessing the goodness of fit of the gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate
publishDate 2020
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description This research focuses on assessing the goodness of fit for the Gompertz model in the presence of right and interval censored data with covariate. The performance of the maximum likelihood estimates was evaluated via a simulation study at various censoring proportions and sample sizes. The conclusions were drawn based on the results of bias, standard error and root mean square error at different settings. Following that, another simulation study was carried out to compare the performance of the proposed modifications to the Cox-Snell residuals for both censored and uncensored observations at different combinations of sample sizes and censoring levels. The results show that standard error and root mean square error values of the parameter estimates increase with the increase in censoring proportions and decrease in the number of sample size. This indicates that the estimates perform better when sample sizes are larger and censoring proportions are lower. The performance of the proposed modifications of the Cox-Snell residuals showed that they perform slightly better than existing method. © 2020, Austrian Statistical Society. All rights reserved.
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