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期刊名:Journal of statistical planning and inference

缩写:J STAT PLAN INFER

ISSN:0378-3758

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IF/分区:1.1/Q3

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We propose a cost-effective outcome-dependent sampling design for the failure time data and develop an efficient inference procedure for data collected with this design. To account for the biased sampling scheme, we derive estimators from a...
Fang-Shu Ou,Donglin Zeng,Jianwen Cai Fang-Shu Ou
Current status data arise frequently in demography, epidemiology, and econometrics where the exact failure time cannot be determined but is only known to have occurred before or after a known observation time. We propose a quantile regressi...
J McGinniss,O Harel J McGinniss
Missing values present challenges in the analysis of data across many areas of research. Handling incomplete data incorrectly can lead to bias, over-confident intervals, and inaccurate inferences. One principled method of handling incomplet...
Zhengjia Chen,Xinjia Chen Zhengjia Chen
In this article, we propose rigorous sample size methods for estimating the means of random variables, which require no information of the underlying distributions except that the random variables are known to be bounded in a certain interv...
Michael Rosenblum Michael Rosenblum
We take the perspective of a researcher planning a randomized trial of a new treatment, where it is suspected that certain subpopulations may benefit more than others. These subpopulations could be defined by a risk factor or biomarker meas...
Michail Papathomas,Sylvia Richardson Michail Papathomas
This manuscript is concerned with relating two approaches that can be used to explore complex dependence structures between categorical variables, namely Bayesian partitioning of the covariate space incorporating a variable selection proced...
Jun Dong,Jason P Estes,Gang Li et al. Jun Dong et al.
Varying coefficient models are useful for modeling longitudinal data and have been extensively studied in the past decade. Motivated by commonly encountered dichotomous outcomes in medical and health cohort studies, we propose a two-step me...
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In practice, disease outcomes are often measured in a continuous scale, and classification of subjects into meaningful disease categories is of substantive interest. To address this problem, we propose a general analytic framework for deter...
Jeankyung Kim,Hyune-Ju Kim Jeankyung Kim
The Schwarz criterion or Bayes Information Criterion (BIC) is often used to select a model dimension, and some variations of the BIC have been proposed in the context of change-point problems. In this paper, we consider a segmented line reg...
Andrew Waters,Kassandra Fronczyk,Michele Guindani et al. Andrew Waters et al.
We develop a modeling framework for joint factor and cluster analysis of datasets where multiple categorical response items are collected on a heterogeneous population of individuals. We introduce a latent factor multinomial probit model an...