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A model for measuring association between bivariate censored outcomes
The dependence between two random variables is completely described by their bivariate distribution. Bivariate sunrival analysis arises in the time to events analysis of measurements that are paired. Although, there are several comistent estimators of the bivariate distribution function, an efficien...
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2010
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