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Time-dependent frailty model to gap times between recurrent events with application to epilepsy data
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Published online:Sep 28, 2016
Article type:Research Article
Received:Jun 01, 2015
Accepted:Oct 02, 2015
How to Cite:Samaneh HossainzadehSoghrat FaghihzadehMehdi RahgozarEbrahim HajizadehSeyed Sohrab Hashemi FesharakiMarzieh Gharakhaniet al.Time-dependent frailty model to gap times between recurrent events with application to epilepsy data.koomesh.17(3):e151227.
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