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If we add time-dependent covariates or interactions with time to the Cox proportional hazards model, then it is not a “proportional hazards” model any longer. Werefertoitasanextended Cox model . Comparison with a single binary predictor (like heart transplant): • The ‘Cox PH model’ 9.1 would compare the survival distributions between
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