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Chapter 2: Survival Analysis Tools

A suite of GUI applications for advanced survival modeling workflows, combining traditional and machine learning approaches.

Tool 11

About Tool 11

This GUI-based application streamlines the Cox proportional hazards regression of CSV datasets. Designed with simplicity in mind, it empowers researchers to:

A super simple Python desktop app for Cox proportional hazards regression — no command-line survival analysis headaches!

Tool 12

About Tool 12

This GUI-based application applies an XGBoost survival model to generate nonlinear risk scores and integrates them into Cox regression alongside other predictors for advanced survival analysis.

Tool 13

About Tool 13

This GUI-based application uses a Random Survival Forest (RSF) model to compute nonlinear risk scores and integrates them into Cox regression along with other predictors for enhanced survival modeling.

Tool 14

About Tool 14

This GUI-based application leverages Gradient Boosting Survival Analysis (GBSA) to produce nonlinear risk scores, which are then used in Cox regression alongside linear predictors.

Tool 15

About Tool 15

This GUI-based application employs a feed-forward MultiLayer Perceptron (MLP) deep learning model to calculate nonlinear risk scores, integrating them into Cox regression with other predictors.

Tool 16

About Tool 16

This GUI-based application uses a Residual Network (ResNet) deep learning model to generate nonlinear risk scores and combines them with traditional Cox regression predictors for comprehensive survival analysis.

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