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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2002 / iii / Paper 37 / 2 / ii / Solution

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The probability of a first event of type A in (u,u+du) is the probability S(u) of still being at risk times hA​(u)du. Thus its cumulative incidence function is
FA​(t)=∫0t​hA​(u)exp{−HA​(u)−HB​(u)}du.​
(1)
Similarly FB​(t)=∫0t​hB​(u)S(u)du. In general FA​(t)=1−e−HA​(t): that latter expression ignores the competing removal caused by B and instead describes a net survival complement.

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