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Estimating Predictors for Long- Or Short-Term Survivors

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Lu Tian (Harvard School of Public Health)
Wei Wang (Harvard University Biostatistics)
L. J. Wei (Harvard School of Public Health)
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Paper provided by Berkeley Electronic Press in its series Harvard University Biostatistics Working Paper Series with number 1008.

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Keywords: Breslow estimate; calibration; censoring; Cox proportional hazards model; pharmacogenomics; prediction;

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