Supplementary Materials for “Using Post Outcome Measurement Information in Censoring by Death Prob- lems"

Optimal sample size and censoring scheme in progressively type II censoring based on Fisher information for the Pareto distribution

One of the most common censoring methods is the progressive type-II censoring. In this method of censoring, a total of $n$ units are placed on the test, and at the time of failure of each unit, some of the remaining units are randomly removed. This will continue to record $m$ failure times, where $m$ is a pre-determined value, and then the experiment ends. The problem of determining the optimal...

Anthropology: Analyzing Large Kinship and Marriage Networks With Pgraph and Pajek

Five key prob lems of kin ship net works are bound ed ness, cohe sion, size and cohe sive relink ing, types of rela tions and relink ing, and groups or roles. Approaches to solv ing these prob lems include for mats avail able for elec tronic stor age of genea logi cal data and rep re sen ta tions of gene alo gies using graphs. P-graphs rep re sent cou ples and uncou pled chil dren as ver ti ces...

Causal inference Methods for Addressing Censoring by Death and Unmeasured Confounding Using Instrumental Variables

This thesis considers three problems in causal inference. First, for the censoring by death problem, we propose a set of ranked average score assumptions making use of survival information both before and after the measurement of a non-mortality outcome to tighten the bounds on the survivor average causal effect (SACE) obtained in the previous literature that utilized survival information only ...

Modeling and Inferential Thoughts for Consecutive Gap Times Observed with Death and Censoring

In the perspective of biomedical applications, consider a re- current event situation with a relatively low degree of recurrence. In this setting, the focus is placed on successive inter-event gap times which are observed in the presence of both a terminal event like death and inde- pendent censoring. The terminal event is potentially related to recurrent events while the censoring process is a...

Supplementary Materials for: “Analysis of Proportional Odds Models with Censoring and Errors-in-Covariates”