Titlebook: Statistical Modelling in Biostatistics and Bioinformatics; Selected Papers Gilbert MacKenzie,Defen Peng Book 2014 Springer International Pu

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Finite Mixture Model Clustering of SNP Dataan individual cluster. The simplest example describes each cluster in terms of a multivariate Gaussian density with various covariance structures. However, using finite mixture models as a clustering tool is highly flexible and allows for the specification of a wide range of statistical models to de

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Discrepancy and Choice of Reference Subclass in Categorical Regression Modelsvariance and its distribution for measuring the discrepancy between the optimal allocation and the observed allocations occurring in observational studies in the general linear model and extend our methods to generalized linear models. The focus is on techniques which maximize the precision of the r

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On Model Selection Algorithms in Multi-dimensional Contingency Tablesome more important nowadays, for example, in the context of high-throughput genetic data. In particular, we describe recently developed automatic search algorithms for finding optimal hierarchical log-linear models (HLLMs) in sparse multi-dimensional contingency tables in R and some LASSO-type penal

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Finite Mixture Model Clustering of SNP Datascribe the data within each cluster. These include modelling each cluster using linear regression models, mixed effects models, generalized linear models, etc. This paper investigates using mixtures of orthogonal regression models to cluster biological data arising from a study of the sugarcane plant.

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Introduction,rtunate to attract papers from several distinguished international statisticians who had participated in a Workshop on Correlated Data Modelling held in the University of Limerick (www3.ul..ie/wcdm07). The various papers offered represent a refreshing blend of experience and youth as the next generation of researchers begin to contribute.

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Multivariate Survival Models Based on the GTDL Stat 12:663–681, 2003), which obviate the need for marginalization (over the random effect distribution) are derived for these extended models and their properties discussed. The new models are used to analyze two practical examples in the survival literature and the results are compared with those obtained from fitting PH and PH frailty models.