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I am 90% thru Mahler's Notes. Can anyone provide me some feedback on how to proceed after this. I have the ASM manual that I was going to study. However, I want to skip everything in the manual that I already covered w/Mahler.
I have taken and passed 3A a few years ago so I kinda know that material. |
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ASM is all you need.
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The organization of ASM should make it very obvious what material you've already covered.
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Page 222 of my ASM manual didn't print very well, and I can't read example 45.2. Would someone be kind enough to type it out for me?
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That's funny. We're on the same page!
Example 45.2 In a mortality study, 100 lives are under observation. Deaths occur at times 4 and 8; withdrawals occur at times 6 and 8. Calculate the variance of the product limit estimate of S(8) using Greenwood's Formula. Answer: First we calculate S(8). Y4 = 100, d4 = 1, Y8 = 98 (since the withdrawal at 8 is not considered), d8 = 1. So S(8) = (100-1)/100 * (98-1)/98 = 9601/9800. The estimated variance is then Var(S(t)) = (9601/9800)^2*(1/(100*99) + 1/(98*97))= .0001979 Hope that helps! |
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Thanks a bunch! That's exactly what I was needing.
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