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Baseline survival function (S0​(t))

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In a proportional hazards model h(t∣z)=h0​(t)eβTz, the baseline survival function is S0​(t)=exp{−∫0t​h0​(u)du}, corresponding to the reference covariate vector z=0. Integrating the hazard function gives S(t∣z)=S0​(t)eβTz. Estimated hazard ratios alone therefore do not determine absolute survival probabilities: the baseline hazard or baseline survival function must also be estimated.

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