GOODNESS-OF-FIT CRITERIA IN A DOUBLY INFORMATIVE CENSORING MODEL
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.47390/ydif-y2026v2i18/n02Keywords:
Informative censoring, goodness-of-fit criteria, survival analysis, distribution function, variance, mathematical modeling.Abstract
This paper examines goodness-of-fit criteria and survival analysis within the context of a doubly informative censoring model. The study employs mathematical-statistical methods to analyze the simplification of reconstruction formulas, the reduction of estimator variance, and the verification of model validity (goodness-of-fit) based on the times of patient entry into observation and departure from the clinic.
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