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Efficient Sampling Designs and Robust Inference for Time-to-Event Data
The proportional hazards (PH) model is widely used in time-to-event analyses, including within the nested case-control (NCC) design, an efficient sampling approach often used to reduce data collection costs in rare disease settings. By including all events and a subsample of controls, the NCC design
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