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期刊名:Statistics & probability letters

缩写:STAT PROBABIL LETT

ISSN:0167-7152

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Xi Chen,Lily Wang,Hemant Ishwaran Xi Chen
Prediction models that use gene expression levels are now being proposed for personalized treatment of cancer, but building accurate models that are easy to interpret remains a challenge. In this paper, we describe an integrative clinical-g...
Danh V Nguyen,Damla Sentürk Danh V Nguyen
Consider the correlation between two random variables (X, Y), both not directly observed. One only observes X̃ = φ(1)(U)X + φ(2)(U) and Ỹ = ψ(1)(U)Y + ψ(2)(U), where all four functions {φ(l)(·),ψ(l)(·), l = 1, 2} are unknown/unspe...
R M Pfeiffer,E Petracci R M Pfeiffer
We present a simple influence function based approach to compute the variances of estimates of absolute risk and functions of absolute risk. We apply this approach to criteria that assess the impact of changes in the risk factor distributio...
Debashis Ghosh Debashis Ghosh
Conditional independence assumptions are very important in causal inference modelling as well as in dimension reduction methodologies. These are two very strikingly different statistical literatures, and we study links between the two in th...
Hui Wang,Sherri Rose,Mark J van der Laan Hui Wang
Quantitative trait loci mapping is focused on identifying the positions and effect of genes underlying an an observed trait. We present a collaborative targeted maximum likelihood estimator in a semi-parametric model using a newly proposed ...
Lingling Li,Eric Tchetgen Tchetgen,Aad van der Vaart et al. Lingling Li et al.
We describe a novel approach to nonparametric point and interval estimation of a treatment effect in the presence of many continuous confounders. We show the problem can be reduced to that of point and interval estimation of the expected co...
Tyler J Vanderweele,Eric J Tchetgen Tchetgen Tyler J Vanderweele
In the presence of interference, the exposure of one individual may affect the outcomes of others. We provide new effect partitioning results under interferences that express the overall effect as a sum of (i) the indirect (or spillover) ef...
Nikolay Balov Nikolay Balov
In this paper we address the problem of learning discrete Bayesian networks from noisy data. Considered is a graphical model based on mixture of Gaussian distributions with categorical mixing structure coming from a discrete Bayesian networ...
Huichao Chen,Amita K Manatunga Huichao Chen
We consider repeated measures interval-observed data with informative dropouts. We model the repeated outcomes via an unobserved random intercept and it is assumed that the probability of dropout during the study period is linearly related ...
Minghui Shi,David B Dunson Minghui Shi
We focus on Bayesian variable selection in regression models. One challenge is to search the huge model space adequately, while identifying high posterior probability regions. In the past decades, the main focus has been on the use of Marko...