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Model-Induced Hazard Geometry and Functional Representations in Survival Analysis
Individualized survival predictions are often summarized by scalar risk scores or event probabilities at selected time horizons, although clinically relevant risk may also differ in its temporal organization. We consider finite-dimensional representations of individual hazard trajectories through in
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