Lei Ge, Jai H. Choi, Hui Zhao, Yang Li, Jianguo Sun
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Regression analysis of mixed panel count data with dependent observation processes
Event history data commonly occur in many areas and a great deal of literature on their analysis has been established. However, most of the existing methods apply only to a single type of event history data. Recently, several authors have discussed the analysis of mixed types of event history data and the existence of dependent observation processes is another issue that one often has to deal with in the analysis of event history data. This paper discusses regression analysis of mixed panel count data with dependent observation processes, which has not been addressed in the literature, and for the problem, an approximate likelihood estimation approach is proposed. For the implementation, an EM algorithm is developed and the proposed estimators are shown to be consistent and asymptotically normal. An extensive simulation study is performed to assess the performance of the proposed approach and indicates that it works well in practical situations. An application to a set of real data is provided.
期刊介绍:
Journal of Nonparametric Statistics provides a medium for the publication of research and survey work in nonparametric statistics and related areas. The scope includes, but is not limited to the following topics:
Nonparametric modeling,
Nonparametric function estimation,
Rank and other robust and distribution-free procedures,
Resampling methods,
Lack-of-fit testing,
Multivariate analysis,
Inference with high-dimensional data,
Dimension reduction and variable selection,
Methods for errors in variables, missing, censored, and other incomplete data structures,
Inference of stochastic processes,
Sample surveys,
Time series analysis,
Longitudinal and functional data analysis,
Nonparametric Bayes methods and decision procedures,
Semiparametric models and procedures,
Statistical methods for imaging and tomography,
Statistical inverse problems,
Financial statistics and econometrics,
Bioinformatics and comparative genomics,
Statistical algorithms and machine learning.
Both the theory and applications of nonparametric statistics are covered in the journal. Research applying nonparametric methods to medicine, engineering, technology, science and humanities is welcomed, provided the novelty and quality level are of the highest order.
Authors are encouraged to submit supplementary technical arguments, computer code, data analysed in the paper or any additional information for online publication along with the published paper.