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Table 2: Proposed survival trees for competing risks
Table 3: Description of simulations for splitting, univariate methods
Table 4: Estimated cutpoint from various methods, where one event of interest
Figure 2: Univariate methods, distribution of estimated cutpoints, 10% censoring
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