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st: Estimating the hazard function
From
Brendan Corcoran <[email protected]>
To
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Subject
st: Estimating the hazard function
Date
Sat, 10 Sep 2011 20:10:53 +0100
Hi,
I want to get a hold of the data produced by -sts graph, hazard- i.e.
the h(t) estimated at each time point. This is so I can produce
hazard graphs in other applications.
I understand that -sts gen dh=h- produces the estimated hazard
component deltaH_j = H(t_j) - H(t_(j-1)), and that to calculate h(t)
-sts graph, hazard- calculates a weighted kernel-density estimate
using deltaH_j.
But how could I get the actual h(t) values calculated here, or as a
second option how could I run the weighted kernel-density estimate
myself?
Kind regards,
Brendan
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