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Cure Rates 1 Derivation 1 Environmental & Occupational Health 1 Frailty Models 1 Hierarchical data 1 Likelihood 1 Linear Mixed Models 1 ML and REML estimation 1 Mathematical & Computational Biology 1 Medical Informatics 1 Medicine 1 Multilevel model 1 Multivariate exponential power distribution 1 Public 1 Regression 1 Reml Estimation 1 Research & Experimental 1 Risk 1 Statistics & Probability 1 Time 1 Unbiased Estimation 1
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D. Machin 1 Ferrari, Pier Alda 1 Ng, ASK 1 R. D'Agostino 1 Solaro, Nadia 1 Yau, KKW 1
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Dipartimento di Economia, Management e Metodi Quantitativi (DEMM), Università degli Studi di Milano 1
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UNIMI - Research Papers in Economics, Business, and Statistics 1
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Robustness of parameter estimation procedures in multilevel models when random effects are MEP distributed
Solaro, Nadia; Ferrari, Pier Alda - Dipartimento di Economia, Management e Metodi … - 2005
In this paper we examine maximum likelihood estimation procedures in multilevel models for two level nesting structures. Usually, for fixed effects and variance components estimation, level-one error terms and random effects are assumed to be normally distributed. Nevertheless, in some...
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Long-term survivor mixture model with random effects: application to a multi-centre clinical trial of carcinoma
Yau, KKW; Ng, ASK - 2001
A mixture model incorporating long-term survivors has been adopted in the field of biostatistics where some individuals may never experience the failure event under study. The surviving fractions may be considered as cured. In most applications, the survival times are assumed to be independent....
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