Comments on: Randomized clinical trials and the proportional hazards model for recurrent events

Our comments will initially focus on the authors' derivation of the influence function φ for estimating β * ; we will then explore its connections with both U i pcw, pl (β) and U ai pcw, pl (β) and propose a class of weighted estimating functions for estimating β * related to the latter.

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2026-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11749-026-01027-6
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Advanced Causal Inference Techniques
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Comments on: Randomized clinical trials and the proportional hazards model for recurrent events

Ashkan Ertefaie, Robert L. Strawderman
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Comments on: Randomized clinical trials and the proportional hazards model for recurrent events

Ashkan Ertefaie, Robert L. Strawderman
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Our comments will initially focus on the authors' derivation of the influence function φ for estimating β * ; we will then explore its connections with both U i pcw, pl (β) and U ai pcw, pl (β) and propose a class of weighted estimating functions for estimating β * related to the latter.

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University of Rochester (US), University of Pennsylvania (US)
National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
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