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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 19.
Published in final edited form as: Stat Sci. 2018 May 3;33(2):261–276. doi: 10.1214/17-STS638

Table 1.

Simulation summary statistics of S^(t),S^PPL(t) and S^PL(t)

S^(t)
S^PPL(t)
S^PL(t)
n Cen S(t) Bias SE ESMSE Bias SE ESMSE Bias SE ESMSE
Scenario I
100 25% 0.75 6 55 55 5 56 56 1 60 60
0.5 5 56 56 4 56 56 2 60 60
0.25 3 47 47 3 46 47 4 49 49
50% 0.75 5 57 58 6 58 58 0.4 62 62
0.5 −1 61 60 3 61 61 1 64 64
0.25 −10 55 56 5 56 56 7 59 60
400 25% 0.75 1 28 28 1 28 28 −0.3 30 30
0.5 1 28 28 0.3 28 28 0.1 29 29
0.25 0.4 23 23 1 23 23 2 24 24
50% 0.75 0.4 29 29 1 29 29 −1 31 31
0.5 −2 30 30 0.3 30 30 0.2 32 32
0.25 −6 27 28 2 28 28 4 29 30
Scenario II
100 25% 0.75 61 70 93 33 92 97 17 108 109
0.5 48 69 84 27 79 84 16 91 93
0.25 25 47 53 10 50 51 10 56 57
50% 0.75 59 74 94 45 91 101 17 111 112
0.5 45 72 85 37 83 91 16 95 96
0.25 20 54 58 13 59 60 12 65 66
400 25% 0.75 30 42 51 12 55 56 2 64 64
0.5 22 36 42 10 43 44 3 50 50
0.25 10 23 25 2 25 25 1 30 30
50% 0.75 30 43 52 19 56 59 2 65 65
0.5 22 38 44 15 45 48 4 52 52
0.25 8 25 27 1 28 28 1 33 33

Note: Cen is the censoring rate; Bias is the empirical bias (×1000); SE is the empirical standard error (×1000); ESMSE is the square root of empirical mean square error (×1000). S^(t) is the proposed estimator; S^PPL(t) is the pseudo partial likelihood estimator; S^PL(t) is the partial likelihood estimator.