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"This paper aims to identify net and partial-crude probabilities in the competing-risk life table context, by using probabilistic approaches. Five types of lifelength random variables are defined to formulate these nonidentifiable probabilities. General expressions for net and partial-crude probabil
Several models have been proposed for the analysis of cohort mortality in the presence of competing risks (a reoent account is given by ELANDT-JOHNSON and JOHNSON, 1980, Chapter 12). This paper deacribes 8 maximum likelihood approach t o the analysis of followup data in life table format for the caa
Competing risks models can be used to compare the e!ect of risk factors for di!erent causes of death or subtypes of a disease. However, sometimes more than one outcome classi"cation is available and if two such classi"cations are correlated, one may speculate whether di!erences in the e!ect of a ris