R help - May 2012 - coxph data format

Dear List,

Here is an example of survival data in counting process format
(detailed record of each day)
> data[data$Id == 11,]
# extracted one person's record
    Id Event Fup Start Stop sex Drug1
601 11     0   6     0    1   0     0
602 11     0   6     1    2   0     0
603 11     0   6     2    3   0     0
604 11     0   6     3    4   0     0
605 11     0   6     4    5   0     1
606 11     1   6     5    6   0     1

which is compressed in the following format (unchanged records of drug
exposure merged):
> compressed.data[compressed.data$Id ==11,]
# compressed same person's record
   Id Event Fup Start Stop sex Drug1
21 11     0   6     0    4   0     0
22 11     1   6     4    6   0     1

My question is: since the provided information is the same, should I
expect numerically exactly same results from the following coxph
outputs? If no, then which format is recommended?
> data <- read.csv("http://stat.ubc.ca/~e.karim/dd.csv")
> compressed.data <-
read.csv("http://stat.ubc.ca/~e.karim/cd.csv")
> head(data)
> head(compressed.data)
> coef(coxph(Surv(Start, Stop, Event) ~ sex + Drug1 + cluster(Id), robust =
T, data))
      sex     Drug1
0.8696213 3.1755854
> coef(coxph(Surv(Start, Stop, Event) ~ sex + Drug1 + cluster(Id), robust =
T, compressed.data))
      sex     Drug1
0.8674742 2.7147013

PS: discrete time analogue to Cox's (using cloglog link) also gives
similar results corresponding to the dataset chosen.

Any suggestions/references/direction to R-package will be highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Ehsan

Dear list:

I am getting p-values and confidence intervals contradictory in
svyglm() output from the survey package.

Here is a reproducible example:
https://ehsanx.github.io/SurveyDataAnalysis/#114_Regression_analysis

This problem can be easily fixed by setting appropriate df.resid in
the summary function though. But as a default option, contradictory
p-values and confidence intervals or Inf SEs is probably a bug, or I
may have missed something.

Regards,

Ehsan
https://ehsank.com/
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