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Variable Selection for Infectious Disease Transmission via Penalized Pairwise Accelerated Failure Time Models
In infectious disease transmission, regression and variable selection for time-to-event outcomes are complicated by transmission-induced dependence that violates standard independence assumptions. Pairwise survival analysis addresses this dependence by modeling contact intervals in ordered pairs, de
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