Efficient Poisson Subsampling for the Partially Linear Additive Cox Model

📅 2026-08-19
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为解决大规模生存数据分析中的计算与存储难题,提出了一种基于泊松子抽样的部分线性可加Cox模型方法,使用B样条基函数和去相关得分技术。
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To address the computational and storage challenges often encountered in large-scale survival data analysis, we propose an efficient Poisson subsampling method for the partially linear additive Cox model. This model provides a flexible yet interpretable framework by incorporating linear covariate effects, additive nonparametric components for nonlinear covariates, and a nonparametric baseline hazard function. The proposed method adopts B-spline basis functions to approximate the nonparametric components and employs the decorrelated score technique to construct a Poisson subsampling-based estimation equation, based on which we establish the asymptotic normality of the resulting estimator and derive the optimal subsampling probabilities according to the L-optimality criterion. Furthermore, we design a two-step adaptive algorithm for practical implementation. The proposed approach enables computationally efficient statistical inference for large-scale survival analysis without processing the full dataset. We validate the performance of the proposed method through extensive simulation studies and a real-world application to a lymphoma cancer dataset, demonstrating its efficiency and accuracy in large-scale settings.
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Poisson subsampling
large-scale survival data
partially linear additive Cox model
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Poisson subsampling
partially linear additive Cox model
B-spline basis functions
decorrelated score technique
L-optimality criterion
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