Panel count data occur in studies that concern recurrent events, or event history studies,
when study subjects are observed only at discrete time points. By recurrent events, we mean …

Recurrent events arise when an event occurs many times for a subject. Many models have
been developed to analyze these kind of data: the Andersen‐Gill's model is one of them as …

Panel count data occur in many fields and a number of approaches have been developed.
However, most of these approaches are for situations where there is no terminal event and …

Length of stay (LOS) is an essential metric for the quality of hospital care. Published works
on LOS analysis have primarily focused on skewed LOS distributions and the influences of …

This paper considers regression analysis of multivariate panel count data in the presence of
some terminal events. Furthermore, both the observation process and the terminal event …

Nonparametric inference for reversed mean models with panel count data Page 1 Bernoulli
28(4), 2022, 2968–2997 https://doi.org/10.3150/21-BEJ1444 Nonparametric inference for …

Case–cohort studies are commonly used in various investigations, and many methods have
been proposed for their analyses. However, most of the available methods are for right …

Recurrent event processes with marker measurements are mostly and largely studied with
forward time models starting from an initial event. Interestingly, the processes could exhibit …

Informative terminal events often occur in long-term recurrent event follow-up studies. To
explicitly reflect the effects of such events on recurrent event processes, we propose a …

Multivariate panel count data occur in many fields such as medical and social science
studies in which several outcomes of interest are measured simultaneously and repeatedly …