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st: coefficients on accelerated failure time model level-log (streg)


From   James Henson <[email protected]>
To   [email protected]
Subject   st: coefficients on accelerated failure time model level-log (streg)
Date   Tue, 12 Mar 2013 18:50:05 -0400

I have the basic understanding of the log-logistic (AFT) model estimates. If the
coefficient is greater than one the it reduces the survival time, and
increases survival time for values less than one. I am a little confused on
if I use a variable such as the log of income (ln(income)) in a level-log
format. Is it the same as regression (B/100)% change in beta. so, a one
percent change in income would equal a (B/100) change in survival? Thanks I
was search for days, but was unable to find the right answer.
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