Quantile regression based on counting process approach under semi-competing risks data

Hsieh, Jin-Jian; Wang, Hongrui

doi:10.1007/s10463-016-0593-6

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“…Peng and Huang [60] developed an estimator which is very close to Nelson-Aalen estimator. Most recently, great work is still expanding this area to recurrent events [61][62][63], various censoring types [64][65][66], competing risks [65,[67][68][69].…”

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Quantile Regression Models and Their Applications: A Review

Huang¹,

Zhang²,

Chen³

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J Biom Biostat

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Quantile regression (QR) has received increasing attention in recent years and applied to wide areas such as investment, finance, economics, medicine and engineering. Compared with conventional mean regression, QR can characterize the entire conditional distribution of the outcome variable, may be more robust to outliers and misspecification of error distribution, and provides more comprehensive statistical modeling than traditional mean regression. QR models could not only be used to detect heterogeneous effects of covariates at different quantiles of the outcome, but also offer more robust and complete estimates compared to the mean regression, when the normality assumption violated or outliers and long tails exist. These advantages make QR attractive and are extended to apply for different types of data, including independent data, time-to-event data and longitudinal data. Consequently, we present a brief review of QR and its related models and methods for different types of data in various application areas.Citation: Huang Q, Zhang H, Chen J, He M (2017) Quantile Regression Models and Their Applications: A Review. J Biom Biostat 8: 354.

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Quantile Regression Models and Their Applications: A Review

Huang¹,

Zhang²,

Chen³

et al. 2017

J Biom Biostat

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“…Competing risks arise when different types of events are possible, and they are all terminal, while semicompeting risks have two event: one terminal and one nonterminal. QR approaches have been developed for such scenarios …”

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“…This strategy is linked to marginal modeling and leads to a consistent estimator under quite general assumptions . Copula models have also been used in QR modeling with time‐to‐event data …”

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“…QR approaches have been developed for such scenarios. [20][21][22][23][24][25][26] In this work, we are interested in QR for discrete state-space continuous-time stochastic processes, a class of multistate processes. 1,27 In our setting, there are a number of states (eg, healthy, transplanted, graft failed, and dead) and individuals jump from a given state to another.…”

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“…38,39 Copula models have also been used in QR modeling with time-to-event data. 23,25 In summary, we develop an approach to QR to model time-to-transition following a first-jump representation of the data, via censored QR. Our methods are general, as they can be applied to different multistate processes including, but not limited to, recurrent events, competing risks, and semicompeting risks, and they can be implemented using readily available software.…”

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Multistate quantile regression models

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Geraci

2019

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We develop regression methods for inference on conditional quantiles of time‐to‐transition in multistate processes. Special cases include survival, recurrent event, semicompeting, and competing risk data. We use an ad hoc representation of the underlying stochastic process, in conjunction with methods for censored quantile regression. In a simulation study, we demonstrate that the proposed approach has a superior finite sample performance over simple methods for censored quantile regression, which naively assume independence between states, and over methods for competing risks, even when the latter are applied to competing risk data settings. We apply our approach to data on hospital‐acquired infections in cirrhotic patients, showing a quantile‐dependent effect of catheterization on time to infection.

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Quantile regression based on the counting process approach under dependent truncated data

Hsieh,

Chen

2024

Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation

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Quantile regression based on counting process approach under semi-competing risks data

Cited by 6 publications

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Quantile Regression Models and Their Applications: A Review

Quantile Regression Models and Their Applications: A Review

Multistate quantile regression models

Quantile regression based on the counting process approach under dependent truncated data

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