ABSTRACT
We propose models of potential relationships in time-to-event data and we infer whether these associations occur based on the support of the available data. Our inferences are only as good as the models that we use to define these associations of interest. Cox proportional hazard model [1,2] is the most popular model used in survival
analysis due to the computational simplicity of the inference methods and wellestablished asymptotic properties of the partial likelihood. However, the proportional hazards assumption is not always true since the hazard ratio for real data often converges to 1 as time increases.
