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- Discuss note at the beginning that warns about specifying task correctly (maybe even use specific example (e.g. Distribution estimate before/after left-truncation adjustment
- check for sources for type III censoring in literature, otherwise remove
- Add section/paragraph/table with all different common terms in survival, e.g. independent & uninformative censoring, Type I-III, etc.
- Discuss independence in case of Type I, Type II censoring
- Add note/paragraph that some survival tasks can be simplified
- interval-censoring -> ignore after coarsening of data
- Visualization and more explanation on left-truncation (Survival Analysis #27 (comment))
- Discuss right-truncation (Survival Analysis #27 (comment))
- Where to place definition of Kaplan-Meier (maybe introduce non-technically first and more detailed later). It will be helpful to have it early for illustrations of various concepts -> introduce KM and NA before 4.1.3
- Discuss Survival Analysis #27 (comment) -> remove table, explain in words
- check if limit notation for hazard necessary, otherwise remove. If yes, use in the very beginning.
- elaborate on differences between CIF and CDF and explain more the idea of CIF, that overall survival depends on hazard/probability of both causes.
- Disscuss wedge vs. cap (Survival Analysis #27 (comment)) -> Final notation / style guide #33 (comment)
- move details about cause specific (reduction) approach from CR section?
- fix Survival Analysis #27 (comment)
- Think about where to put:
- E = \int F
- discuss reductions (i.e. from F -> E), etc.
- impropriety of empirical CDFs
- extrapolation
- restricted mean survival time
- Update right-truncation, maybe add example + illustration (using product limit estimator) or the \tau - rt time approach
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