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Copula Models for Dependent Competing Risks

Theory and applications in economics, engineering and medicine

Simon M.S. Lo & Ralf A. Wilke & Takeshi Emura

Copula Models for Dependent Competing Risks

Copula Models for Dependent Competing Risks

Theory and applications in economics, engineering and medicine

Copula Models for Dependent Competing Risks

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This publication addresses copula approaches to competing risks models for dependent latent failure times. It will establish the fundamentals on dependent competing risks models, as well as a range of recent developments to identifiability and estimation using copulas.

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This publication addresses copula approaches to competing risks models for dependent latent failure times. It will establish the fundamentals on dependent competing risks models, as well as a range of recent developments to identifiability and estimation using copulas.

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9781032851211
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224
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Economie en bedrijf
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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