Modeling Cumulative Incidences of Dementia and Dementia-Free Death Using a Novel Three-Parameter Logistic Function
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cause-specific hazard function; cumulative incidence function; long-term incidence; modified three-parameter logistic mode; parametric modeling;All these keywords.
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