Weighted Two-sample Test for Comparing Subdistribution Function of a Competing Risk
Abstract
The problem of testing for differences between two groups with respect to multiple competing
risk time-to-event endpoints is considered A class of two-sample test is proposed for comparing the
subdistribution of a particular type of failures. The test is based on comparing the weighted average
of subdistribution functions without making any assumption on the nature of dependence among the
risks. The weight function has been chosen so that the test is distribution-free in the sense that
asymptotically valid test can be performed without assumption regarding the underlying survival and
censoring distribution. Both theoretical result and simulation evidence show that the proposed
method attains the nominal level. We also apply the test to real data.
risk time-to-event endpoints is considered A class of two-sample test is proposed for comparing the
subdistribution of a particular type of failures. The test is based on comparing the weighted average
of subdistribution functions without making any assumption on the nature of dependence among the
risks. The weight function has been chosen so that the test is distribution-free in the sense that
asymptotically valid test can be performed without assumption regarding the underlying survival and
censoring distribution. Both theoretical result and simulation evidence show that the proposed
method attains the nominal level. We also apply the test to real data.
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