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Multiply survival to t by the conditional type-A event probability in the next infinitesimal interval. The unconditional type-A increment probability is
Pr(t≤T<t+dt,J=A)=e−(α+β)tαdt+o(dt).​
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Equivalently, its exact value over a positive interval of length u is ∫tt+u​αe−(α+β)vdv. The factor e−(α+β)t is essential because a prior B event removes an individual from the relevant risk set.

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