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Let fj​(t)=f(t∣I=j) and Sj​(t)=1−F(t∣I=j). A recorded death observes both T=t and I=1, so its likelihood contribution, omitting factors from the independent observation mechanism, is
θf1​(t).​
(1)
Its integration over t gives the eventual death probability θ.

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