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Recurrent events are common in medical research, yet the best ways to measure their
occurrence remain controversial. Moreover, the correct statistical techniques to compare the …

Recurrent event data are frequently encountered in longitudinal follow-up studies. In
statistical literature, noninformative censoring is typically assumed when statistical methods …

In many biomedical studies, the event of interest can occur more than once in a participant.
These events are termed recurrent events. However, the majority of analyses focus only on …

Study objective: The purpose of this paper is to give an overview and comparison of different
easily applicable statistical techniques to analyse recurrent event data. Setting: These …

Recurrent event data are commonly encountered in longitudinal follow-up studies related to
biomedical science, econometrics, reliability, and demography. In many studies, recurrent …

Events that may occur repeatedly for individual subjects are of interest in many medical
studies. We review methods of analysis for repeated events, emphasizing that the approach …

As the field of psychology struggles to trust published findings, replication research has
begun to become more of a priority to both scientists and journals. With this increasing …

Replication-extension studies combine results from prior studies with results from a new
study specifically designed to replicate and extend the results of the prior studies …

Event history data makes it possible to determine at what time periods the event of interest is
most likely to occur as well as to determine why some individuals experience the event …