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Uniform convergence of the risk-set treatment fraction
Statement
For each , let be IID measurable -valued observed times with law ; independence between the two groups is not required. Along a sequence of deterministic positive sample sizes, let and , where . Set , , and . Assume . Write Then, for , and
Facts & Assumptions
Given: The within-group IID observed-time sequences, the deterministic allocation limits and positive pooled support in the Statement, and the groupwise uniform empirical-risk convergence.
Uniform convergence of empirical risk-set fractions: for each group, .
Two-group logrank and weighted logrank scores: counts subjects with observed time at least ; risk at event time is counted immediately before failures at that time.
The pooled limiting risk fraction obeys .
Proof
By [F1], for each , The first term tends to zero deterministically, and the empirical fraction in the second term is at most one. Hence the pooled fraction converges uniformly in probability to and the group-1 fraction converges uniformly to .
On the event , whose probability tends to one by [A1] and step 1.1, the denominator is positive for all . There, because . Taking suprema and using step 1.1 proves convergence to zero in probability. The convention on an empty risk set is immaterial on this event.
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Sources
- Lu Tian, STAT331 Unit 13: Large Sample Theory for 2-Sample Tests, PDF pp. 1-6 (standard reference, not scraped)
- Michal Kulich, NMST531 Censored Data Analysis: Extended Course Notes, §5.4, PDF pp. 61-62 (standard reference, not scraped)