Regression Modelling

Models in which covariates change the survival of an individual unit. The families differ in how a covariate acts: multiplying the hazard, adding to it, scaling time, or shifting the odds.

The univariate regression models are importable directly from surpyval. For the theory see Regression Analysis; for a narrative introduction with worked examples, see Regression Modelling with SurPyval. Tree-based models are under Machine Learning (beta), and regression for recurrent events under Recurrent Event Models.

Semi-Parametric Models

No assumed baseline distribution: the shape of the baseline is left to the data, and only the covariate effect is parameterised.

Parametric Models

A fitted baseline distribution combined with a covariate function. The page below covers the proportional-hazards, accelerated-failure-time, proportional-odds, parametric additive-hazards and accelerated-life families, the fitted model they all return, and the time-varying covariate paths (step schedules and continuously varying paths) the PH, AFT, AH and PO families can be evaluated along.

Correlated Observations

For data arriving in groups that share an unobserved effect.