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Statistical Theory and Methods 23 Assessment 12 Psychology 12 Social Sciences 12 Statistics for Social Science, Behavorial Science, Education, Public Policy, and Law 12 Testing and Evaluation 12 Psychometrics 9 consumer psychology 5 Microarrays 4 Sociology 4 Theory and Methods 4 maximum likelihood estimation 4 multidimensional scaling 4 Statistical Models 3 Clinical Trials 2 Computational Biology/Bioinformatics 2 EM algorithm 2 GLS estimation 2 General Biostatistics 2 Humanitarian logistics 2 Knowledge management 2 Statistics 2 Theory and methods 2 adaptive quadrature 2 binary data analysis 2 cluster analysis 2 factor analysis 2 hierarchical clustering 2 item response theory 2 latent variables 2 marginal likelihood estimation 2 monte carlo integration 2 A ′ 1 Accommodating and adapting research during the COVID-19 pandemic 1 Applied Econometrics 1 Area under ROC curve (AUC) 1 Batman Gżirjan 1 Bayesian inference 1 Befragung 1 Binormal Model 1
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Thesis 2 research-article 2 Article 1 Aufsatzsammlung 1
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English 19 Undetermined 14
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DeSarbo, Wayne S. 8 Bickel, David R. 4 Jedidi, Kamel 3 Bock, R. Darrell. 2 Ma, Junling 2 Schilling, Stephen 2 Wang, Xiaofei 2 Abidi, Hella 1 Brändle, Gaspar 1 Burke, Raymond R. 1 Bölsche, Dorit 1 Cartwright, Dorwin 1 Cho, Jaewun 1 Clarke, Jennifer 1 Dalevi, Daniel 1 Diedrichs, Danilo R. 1 Dubhashi, Devdatt 1 Elster, Clemens 1 FRANTZ, MAE MOORE 1 Fine, Jason P. 1 George, Stephen 1 George, Stephen L 1 Gleason, Terry C. 1 Hadri, Kaddour 1 Hermansson, Malte 1 Howard, Daniel J. 1 Isihara, Paul A. 1 Klumpp, Matthias 1 Kopainsky, Birgit 1 Kosorok, Michael R. 1 Kreuter, Frauke 1 Lee, Sunghee 1 Lemay, Michael 1 Lenk, Peter J. 1 Li, Liang 1 Manrai, Ajay K. 1 Martin, Jörg 1 Mikhail, William 1 Montazeri, Zahra 1 Mueller, Shane T. 1
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1 World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd. 1
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Journal of Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2 Statistical Applications in Genetics and Molecular Biology 1 Statistical Methods & Applications 1 The COVID-19 pandemic series 1 World Scientific Books 1
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BASE 27 RePEc 2 Other ZBW resources 2 ECONIS (ZBW) 1 EconStor 1
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The Strength of Statistical Evidence for Composite Hypotheses with an Application to Multiple Comparisons
Bickel, David R. - 2008
The strength of the statistical evidence in a sample of data that favors one composite hypothesis over another may be quantified by the likelihood ratio using the parameter value consistent with each hypothesis that maximizes the likelihood function. Unlike the p-value and the Bayes factor, this...
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On Asymptotically Optimal Tests Under Loss of Identifiability in Semiparametric Models
Song, Rui; Kosorok, Michael R.; Fine, Jason P. - 2007
We consider tests of hypotheses when the parameters are not identifiable under the null in semiparametric models, where regularity conditions for profile likelihood theory fail. Exponential average tests based on integrated profile likelihood are constructed and shown to be asymptotically...
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Bayesian Weibull Tree Models for Clinico-Genomic Prediction of Survival
Clarke, Jennifer; West, Mike - 2007
An important goal of research involving gene expression data for outcome prediction is to establish the ability of genomic data to define clinically relevant risk factors. Recent studies have demonstrated that microarray data can successfully cluster patients into low and high risk categories....
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Handling Missing Data by Deleting Completely Observed Records
Wang, Cuiling; Paik, Myunghee Cho - 2006
When data are missing, analyzing records that are completely observed may cause bias or ineffciency. Existing approaches in handling missing data include likelihood, imputation and inverse probability weighting. In this paper, we propose three estimators inspired by deleting some completely...
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Specific competencies in humanitarian logistics education
Bölsche, Dorit; Klumpp, Matthias; Abidi, Hella - In: Journal of Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain … 3 (2013) 2, pp. 99-128
Purpose – The purpose of the research paper is to provide the humanitarian logistics community with an overall picture about competencies and skills in humanitarian logistics and if there is a lack of professionalization of the logistics function in humanitarian context from an international...
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A note on ROC analysis and non-parametric estimate of sensitivity
Mueller, Shane T.; Zhang, Jun - 2005
In the signal detection paradigm, the non-parametric index of sensitivity A ′, as first introduced by Pollack and Norman (1964), is a popular alternative to the more traditional d ′ measure of sensitivity. Smith (1995) clarified a confusion about the interpretation of A ′ in relation to...
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High-dimensional maximum marginal likelihood item factor analysis by adaptive quadrature
Bock, R. Darrell.; Schilling, Stephen - 2005
Although the Bock–Aitkin likelihood-based estimation method for factor analysis of dichotomous item response data has important advantages over classical analysis of item tetrachoric correlations, a serious limitation of the method is its reliance on fixed-point Gauss-Hermite (G-H) quadrature...
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High-dimensional maximum marginal likelihood item factor analysis by adaptive quadrature
Schilling, Stephen; Bock, R. Darrell. - 2005
Although the Bock–Aitkin likelihood-based estimation method for factor analysis of dichotomous item response data has important advantages over classical analysis of item tetrachoric correlations, a serious limitation of the method is its reliance on fixed-point Gauss-Hermite (G-H) quadrature...
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STATISTICAL ESTIMATION METHODS IN VOLUNTEER PANEL WEB SURVEYS
Lee, Sunghee - 2004
Data collected through Web surveys, in general, do not adopt traditional probability-based sample designs. Therefore, the inferential techniques used for probability samples may not be guaranteed to be correct for Web surveys without adjustment, and estimates from these surveys are likely to be...
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How can we assess whether our simulation models improve the system understanding for the ones interacting with them
Tabacaru, Michaela; Kopainsky, Birgit; Sawicka, Agata; … - 2009
Most of the system dynamics studies that evaluate decision making in complex dynamic task focus on the evaluation of performance over repeated trials and on the effectiveness of different instructional strategies as far as performance is concerned. Especially when a strategy seems to yield...
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