Hello Statalist, let me start by saying I am not a statistician. I am a person interested in doing some statistical analysis for work. I have had a handful of undergrad and a couple of graduate level statistics courses, but those were about 10 years ago, so I'm (a little) out of it. Any help or guidance here would be very appreciated.
I have been using stata to build cox proportional hazards models, and I believe I have a good understanding of the model itself, however I am trying to build a confidence interval for the final hazard rates the model produces. I have seen the basic output provides confidence intervals for the coefficients, and I am able to get a covariance matrix of the various covariates, but I am struggling to find the way I would put a confidence interval around my lambda(t|x).
I believe that this model is heavily used in epidemiological studies, where they likely only care about the relative hazard, but I care about the hazard rates themselves, not just the relative hazard. I have found through googling ways to get a confidence interval for the exp(X*B) portion (http://www.public.iastate.edu/~kkoeh...oxph.4page.pdf , page 318), but I want it for the full lambda0(t)*exp(X*B).
Apologies if I butchered notation or terminology.
Thank you in advance for any assistance!
I have been using stata to build cox proportional hazards models, and I believe I have a good understanding of the model itself, however I am trying to build a confidence interval for the final hazard rates the model produces. I have seen the basic output provides confidence intervals for the coefficients, and I am able to get a covariance matrix of the various covariates, but I am struggling to find the way I would put a confidence interval around my lambda(t|x).
I believe that this model is heavily used in epidemiological studies, where they likely only care about the relative hazard, but I care about the hazard rates themselves, not just the relative hazard. I have found through googling ways to get a confidence interval for the exp(X*B) portion (http://www.public.iastate.edu/~kkoeh...oxph.4page.pdf , page 318), but I want it for the full lambda0(t)*exp(X*B).
Apologies if I butchered notation or terminology.
Thank you in advance for any assistance!
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