Objective Informative presence (IP) is the phenomenon whereby the presence or absence of
patient data is potentially informative with respect to their health condition, with informative …

Background Patients who suffer from chronic conditions or diseases are susceptible to
experiencing repeated events of the same type (eg seizures), termed 'recurrent events' …

We consider there are various types of recurrent events and the total number of occurrences
are collected at the random observation times. It has concerned that the observation process …

The main topics of the thesis are dependent processes and their uses in Bayesian
nonparametric statistics. With the term dependent processes, we refer to two or more infinite …

Panel count data often occur in a long-term recurrent event study, where the exact
occurrence time of the recurrent events is unknown, but only the occurrence count between …