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Such models can be used to predict the effects of different treatment regimens or to classify subjects into subgroups with similar trajectories. Empirical evidence, however, suggests that individual trajectories often possess multiple points of rapid change, which may vary from subject to subject. Additionally, some individuals may end up dropping out of the study and the tendency to drop out may be related to the level of the biomarker. Modeling of individual viral RNA profiles is challenging in the presence of these changes, and currently available methods do not address all the issues such as multiple changes, informative dropout, clustering, etc. in a single model.<\/jats:p><jats:p>In this article, we propose a new joint model, where a multiple\u2010changepoint model is proposed for the longitudinal viral RNA response and a proportional hazards model for the time of dropout process. 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