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A random forest-based approach for survival curves comparing: principles, computational aspects and asymptotic time complexity analysis

Štěpánek Lubomír, Habarta Filip, Malá Ivana, Marek Luboš

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

2021

Vol. 25

301--311

The log-rank test and Cox’s proportional hazard model can be used to compare survival curves but are limited by strict statistical assumptions. In this study, we introduce a novel, assumption-free method based on a random forest algorithm able to compare two or more survival curves. A proportion of the random forest’s trees with sufficient complexity is close to the test’s p-value estimate. The pruning of trees in the model modifies trees’ complexity and, thus, both the method’s robustness and statistical power. The discussed results are confirmed using a simulation study, varying the survival curves and the tree pruning level.

Zastosowanie rozkładu Suzuki w modelowaniu rzeczywistych zakłóceń biernych

Chrustowski A., Jakubiak A., Modrzewski A.

Biuletyn Wojskowej Akademii Technicznej

2007

Vol. 56, nr sp.2

57-62

Artykuł prezentuje wyniki analizy zastosowania modelu Suzuki do opisu rzeczywistych zakłóceń biernych. Zaprezentowano postać oraz cechy modelu, warunki pomiaru rzeczywistych zakłóceń oraz metodę dopasowania parametrów modelu do badanych próbek. Analiza przeprowadzona we wnioskach pozwala określić możliwość opisu zakłóceń biernych za pomocą modelu Suzuki.

Investigations of natural clutter characteristics have shown that such returns can be approximated by lognormal, Weibull or K distributions. Each of them approximates only some types of clutter. A Suzuki distribution, which produces the desired extended tail behaviour, has proved usefulness for modelling of radar clutter. The Suzuki model, which has a complicated integral form, has been accurately described. The samples of weather and ground clutter obtained from TRD-1222 RADAR (bandL) were analysed in order to approach the amplitude probability density function (apdf) to the Suzuki model. Two parameters of apdf were optimally approximated by using the ascending algorithm. The results of chi-square test have shown that Suzuki apdf can be satisfactorily used for modelling a weather clutter but not fully for ground clutter.