Non‐homogeneous continuous‐time Markov and semi‐Markov manpower models
S McClean, E Montgomery… - … Stochastic Models in …, 1997 - Wiley Online Library
Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry, 1997•Wiley Online Library
We develop estimation methods for continuous-time Markov and semi-Markov non-
homogeneous manpower systems using the notion of calendar time divided into 'time
windows' by change points. The model parameters may only change at these change points
but remain constant between them. Our estimation methods employ a competing risks
approach and allow for left truncated and right censored data. Maximum likelihood
estimators are given for the hazard and survivor functions describing length of stay in any …
homogeneous manpower systems using the notion of calendar time divided into 'time
windows' by change points. The model parameters may only change at these change points
but remain constant between them. Our estimation methods employ a competing risks
approach and allow for left truncated and right censored data. Maximum likelihood
estimators are given for the hazard and survivor functions describing length of stay in any …
Abstract
We develop estimation methods for continuous-time Markov and semi-Markov non-homogeneous manpower systems using the notion of calendar time divided into ‘time windows’ by change points. The model parameters may only change at these change points but remain constant between them. Our estimation methods employ a competing risks approach and allow for left truncated and right censored data. Maximum likelihood estimators are given for the hazard and survivor functions describing length of stay in any grade of the manpower system. The models are fitted to data from the Northern Ireland nursing service.© 1998 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
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