Table 1 Estimated baseline hazard function for probability of RDTs reverting from positive to negative 0–63 days after treatment
From: How long do rapid diagnostic tests remain positive after anti-malarial treatment?
Time interval (days) | Log hazard function (log ci) | |
|---|---|---|
Mean | Standard deviation | |
\(0 \le t < 1\) | − 2.14544 | 0.59800 |
\(1 \le t < 2\) | − 2.33424 | 0.59788 |
\(2 \le t < 3\) | − 2.22978 | 0.59812 |
\(3 \le t < 4\) | − 1.95530 | 0.59871 |
\(4 \le t < 5\) | − 2.06535 | 0.59897 |
\(5 \le t < 6\) | − 2.63433 | 0.59984 |
\(6 \le t < 7\) | − 2.88932 | 0.60210 |
\(7 \le t < 10\) | − 2.30567 | 0.61558 |
\(10 \le t < 14\) | − 2.11019 | 0.60812 |
\(14 \le t < 17\) | − 2.00743 | 0.62575 |
\(17 \le t < 21\) | − 1.82409 | 0.61273 |
\(21 \le t < 28\) | − 1.64152 | 0.60006 |
\(28 \le t < 35\) | − 0.95173 | 0.59972 |
\(35 \le t < 42\) | − 0.76698 | 0.60509 |
\(42 \le t < 49\) | − 0.40862 | 0.66399 |
\(49 \le t < 56\) | − 0.32584 | 0.73220 |
\(56 \le t \le 63\) | 0.06540 | 0.89587 |