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Methods of semi-parametric analysis
In event history analysis, semi-parametric models are preferred to parametric methods by many researchers, not least because they make it possible to relate hazard rates to individual characteristics without imposing a formalization of the duration effect. We discuss here in detail the contribution of these methods.
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