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Survival Analysis in Python

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Updated 12/2024
Use survival analysis to work with time-to-event data and predict survival time.
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How long does it take for flu symptoms to show after exposure? And what if you don't know when people caught the virus? Do salary and work-life balance influence the speed of employee turnover? Lots of real-life challenges require survival analysis to robustly estimate the time until an event to help us draw insights from time-to-event distributions. This course introduces you to the basic concepts of survival analysis. Through hands-on practice, you’ll learn how to compute, visualize, interpret, and compare survival curves using Kaplan-Meier, Weibull, and Cox PH models. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to model survival distributions, build pretty plots of survival curves, and even predict survival durations.

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Introduction to Regression with statsmodels in PythonHypothesis Testing in Python
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Introduction to Survival Analysis

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Survival Curve Estimation

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The Weibull Model

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The Cox PH Model

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