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期刊名:International journal of biostatistics

缩写:INT J BIOSTAT

ISSN:2194-573X

e-ISSN:1557-4679

IF/分区:1.2/Q2

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Information borrowing from historical data is gaining increasing attention in clinical trials for rare and pediatric diseases, where small sample sizes may lead to insufficient statistical power for confirming efficacy. While Bayesian infor...
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In observational studies, the treatment assignment is typically not random. Even in randomized clinical trials, the randomization may be imperfect given the limitation of sample size. In these cases, traditional statistical methods may lead...
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Traditional survival analysis typically assumes that all subjects will eventually experience the event of interest given a sufficiently long follow-up period. Nevertheless, due to advancements in medical technology, researchers now frequent...
Hoa Pham,Huong T T Pham,Kai Siong Yow Hoa Pham
Multi-stage models for cohort data are widely used in various fields, including disease progression, the biological development of plants and animals, and laboratory studies of life cycle development. However, the likelihood functions of th...