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期刊名:Journal of statistical theory and practice

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ISSN:1559-8608

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Alejandro Cruz-Marcelo,Gary L Rosner,Peter Müller et al. Alejandro Cruz-Marcelo et al.
In biomedical research, it is often of interest to characterize biologic processes giving rise to observations and to make predictions of future observations. Bayesian nonparametric methods provide a means for carrying out Bayesian inferenc...
Heejung Bang,Hongwei Zhao Heejung Bang
Cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) is a type of economic evaluation that examines the costs and health outcomes of alternative strategies and has been extensively applied in health sciences. The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER), w...
M Liu,A S Kapadia,C J Etzel M Liu
Although the area under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve (AUC) is the most popular measure of the performance of prediction models, it has limitations, especially when it is used to evaluate the added discrimination of a ne...
Kaushal K Mishra,Sujit K Ghosh Kaushal K Mishra
Clinical trial studies are often conducted in which quality of life is accessed and recorded along with other clinically measurable endpoints. Consideration of the quality of life in addition to the survival time in the statistical analysis...
Suraj P Anand,Sujit K Ghosh Suraj P Anand
The standard approach to investigating a drug for its potential for QT prolongation is to construct a 90% two-sided (or a 95% one-sided) confidence interval (CI), for the difference in baseline corrected mean QTc (heart-rate corrected versi...
Hyeyoung Lee,Sujit K Ghosh Hyeyoung Lee
Researchers in diverse areas such as environmental and health sciences are increasingly working with data collected across space and time. The space-time processes that are generally used in practice are often complicated in the sense that ...
Jungsoon Choi,Montserrat Fuentes,Brian J Reich et al. Jungsoon Choi et al.
Fine particulate matter (PM(2.5)) is an atmospheric pollutant that has been linked to serious health problems, including mortality. PM(2.5) is a mixture of pollutants, and it has five main components: sulfate, nitrate, total carbonaceous ma...