This thesis contains two independent parts, both based on the Cox model.
In the first chapter which presents a joint work with Gwénaëlle Castellan, the Cox model is considered when the regression function of the covariates is not necessarily linear. To estimate this regression function, we devise a nonparametric estimation by model selection. A model is defined as a -ball of some finite-dimensional linear space of functions. In each model, the regression function is estimated by maximizing the Cox partial log-likelihood. We define then some penalized maximum partial log-likelihood estimator, from this collection of estimators. We give a risk bound for our estimator, in comparison to the smallest risk bound over the considered estimators collection.
In the second chapter, we propose a semiparametric shock model in order to model situations in demography where the biographies of a pair of individuals cannot be considered as independent. For that purpose, we construct two dependent counting processes representing these biographies in such a way that, whenever either one of both counting processes jumps, the hazard rate of the other one is instantaneously multiplied by a constant, called a shock parameter. Moreover, these counting processes may be censored. In such a context, assuming a Cox model, we propose maximum partial log-likelihood estimators for the shock parameters and for the Cox regression parameters, from a sample of independent and identically distributed, possibly censored pairs. Consistency and asymptotic normality of these estimators are established. We illustrate our results with simulations.
Keywords: Bivariate censored data, Bivariate survival analysis, Cox model, Kullback-Leibler Information, Model selection, Nonparametric estimation, Penalization.
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TY - BOOK AU - Letué, Frédérique TI - Modèle de Cox : estimation par sélection de modèle et modèle de chocs bivariés T3 - Thèses d'Orsay PY - 2000 IS - 583 PB - Université de Paris-Sud U.F.R. Scientifique d'Orsay UR - http://www.numdam.org/item/BJHTUP11_2000__0583__P0_0/ LA - fr ID - BJHTUP11_2000__0583__P0_0 ER -
Letué, Frédérique. Modèle de Cox : estimation par sélection de modèle et modèle de chocs bivariés. Thèses d'Orsay, no. 583 (2000), 144 p. http://numdam.org/item/BJHTUP11_2000__0583__P0_0/
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