Initiates finite-sample theory for differentially private hypothesis testing in survival analysis, with private tests for Cox models and cumulative hazards plus minimax bounds.
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Differentially private hypothesis testing in survival analysis
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Adapts bandit algorithms to the Cox PH survival model for online treatment optimization under censoring, with theoretical sublinear regret and validation on simulations plus SEER cancer data.
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Sample size and power calculations for causal inference with time-to-event outcomes
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HEXST: Hexagonal Shifted-Window Transformer for Spatial Transcriptomics Gene Expression Prediction
HEXST applies a hexagonal shifted-window Transformer with rotary positional encodings, contrast-sensitive training objectives, and single-cell priors to predict gene expression from histology slides, outperforming prior models on seven datasets while preserving spatial heterogeneity.