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On chi-squared type tests and their applications in survival analysis and reliability
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The famous chi-square test of Pearson is well known, but different modifications of this test are not so well known. The theory of the chi-squared tests is developed very actively till now, especially in accelerated trials. We shall discuss here some applications of the theory of chi-squared tests in reliability and survival analysis for parametric regression models with time depending covariates when data are right censored. 
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