Table 3.
Model | Parameter | Estimate (% relative standard error ) |
---|---|---|
DIS | D0 | −0.074 (81.1) |
AMP | −1.245 (17.4) | |
SLO (h−1) | 0.536 (27.6) | |
ω2 D0 [CV (%)] | 105.3 (6.26) | |
ω2 AMP [CV (%)] | 164.7 (19.6) | |
DROP INC | θ 0 | −3.468 (13.4) |
θ NIHSS0 | 0.127 (18.4) | |
θ INF | 1.115 (31.9) | |
DROP TTE | γ | 1.325 (25.2) |
λ | 0.205 (30.6) | |
θ CNIHSS0 | 0.469 (25.2) | |
HEM | γ | 0.0915 (24.3) |
λ | 7.19 *10−6 (36.1) | |
θ NIHSS | 0.056 (34.6) |
AMP, amplitude; CV, coefficient of variation; DIS, disease progression model for NIHSS scores; DROPINC, incidence model for dropout; DROPTTE, TTE model for dropout; D(t), longitudinal change of latent disease severity; HEM, TTE model for haemorrhagic transformation; NIHSS0, initial NIHSS score; SLO, slope of D(t); TTE, time to event
For DIS, the model is as follows: D(t) = D0 + AMP · (1 − e−SLO · t)
For DROPINC, DROPTTE and HEM, the models are as follows:
P(Y = 1) = for DROPINC
h(t) = λ · exp (γ · t) · exp (θCNIHSS0 · CNIHSS0) for DROPTTE
h(t) = λ · γ · tγ − 1 · exp (θPNIHSS · PNIHSS) for HEM
where INF denotes location of infarction, NIHSS0 denotes observed initial NIHSS score; CNIHSS0 denotes categorized NIHSS0, defined as CNIHSS0 = 1 for NIHSS0 ≤ 15, CNIHSS0 = 2 for 16 ≤ NIHSS0 ≤ 20 and CNIHSS0 = 3 for NIHSS0 ≥ 21; and PNIHSS denotes predicted NIHSS score