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期刊名:Statistical methods in medical research

缩写:STAT METHODS MED RES

ISSN:0962-2802

e-ISSN:1477-0334

IF/分区:1.9/Q1

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Jia Liang,Jason Falve,Shuo Chen et al. Jia Liang et al.
Over the past few decades, various advanced methods have been developed to facilitate information integration. These methods leverage summary statistics (e.g. point estimates) from multiple sites or studies, which can be readily extracted f...
Chyong-Mei Chen,Yingwei Peng Chyong-Mei Chen
Quantile regressions offer several attractive features, including the ability to allow covariate effects to vary at different quantile levels and to effectively handle heteroscedasticity in data, which makes it a viable alternative for anal...
Ainesh Sewak,Vanda Inácio,Joanne Wuu et al. Ainesh Sewak et al.
Identifying reliable biomarkers for predicting clinical events in longitudinal studies is important for accurate disease prognosis and for guiding development of new treatments. However, prognostic studies are often observational, making it...
Ming Ding Ming Ding
The development of chronic disease is a long-term process involving multiple endpoints. Although multi-state Cox models can estimate state-specific survival risks over time, they are not well suited for comparing the effectiveness of treatm...
Wan-Lun Wang,Luis M Castro,Tsung-I Lin Wan-Lun Wang
Addressing incomplete and non-normally distributed multivariate data poses significant challenges in medical research, particularly when the interest is in discovering underlying data structures. This article introduces a robust factor anal...
Xiaoyu Niu,Xuejing Zhao Xiaoyu Niu
Quantile regression (QR) offers a robust framework for analyzing covariate effects across the outcome distribution, particularly when the response variable exhibits skewness or heavy tails. To jointly model multivariate longitudinal biomark...
Shuoyang Wang,Guanqun Cao,Yuan Huang Shuoyang Wang
The opportunity to utilize multivariate functional data types for conducting classification tasks is emerging with the growing availability of imaging data. Inspired by the extensive data provided by the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Ini...
Xian Shi,Jiangyan Zhao,Jin Xu et al. Xian Shi et al.
Motivated by a real-world drug development program, we propose a Bayesian phase I/II platform design to co-develop therapies with time-to-event efficacy endpoint (BPCT). We jointly model the binary toxicity outcome and the time-to-event eff...
Marcos Matabuena,Juan C Vidal,Rahul Ghosal et al. Marcos Matabuena et al.
Complex survey designs are widely used in medical cohort studies. Developing risk score models that adequately account for the sampling design is essential to minimize selection bias and obtain representative population estimates. This work...
Emily Alger,Sumithra J Mandrekar,Jun Yin et al. Emily Alger et al.
Advances in oncology drug development are driving the emergence of novel therapies, challenging traditional dose-efficacy assumptions in dose-finding oncology trials. Traditional trial designs aim to identify a maximum tolerated dose (MTD) ...