In infectious disease transmission, regression and variable selection for time-to-event outcomes are complicated by transmission-induced dependence that violates standard independence assumptions. Pairwise survival analysis addresses this dependence by modeling contact intervals in ordered pairs, defined as the time fr...
Jeong-Min Lee, Patrick M. Schnell, G. Rempała et al.· 0 citations
Horvitz--Thompson (HT) estimators can provide unbiased daily estimates of infectious disease prevalence under repeated surveillance by correcting for nonrandom testing induced by scheduled, symptom-based, and contact-tracing components. However, because each HT estimate is based on the testing data available for that d...
Jeong-Min Lee, G. Rempała, Patrick M. Schnell· 0 citations
A counterfactual framework is developed that links the observation process to a hypothetical process in which infection is prevented, and enables unbiased estimation of disease prevalence by modeling the testing process, possibly nonparametrically, without requiring explicit modeling of transmission dynamics.
Jeong-Min Lee, Jun-Ke Yang, G. Rempała et al.· Annals of Applied Statistics· 1 citation
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