Biometrics

Volume 48.

(as bibtex)

105 references.

Articles

• 1-17. Mixed-effects nonlinear regression for unbalanced repeated measures
  Vonesh, Edward F., Carter, Randy L.
• 1005-1013. Adjusted $P$-values for simultaneous inference
  Wright, S. Paul
• 101-115. Prediction in censored survival data: A comparison of the proportional hazards and linear regression models
  Heller, Glenn, Simonoff, Jeffrey S.
• 1015-1032. The analysis of multistratum and spatially correlated repeated measures data
  Verbyla, A. P., Cullis, B. R.
• 1033-1042. Group sequential distribution-free methods for the analysis of multivariate observations
  Su, John Q., Lachin, John M.
• 1043-1056. Two-sample nonparametric estimation and confidence intervals under truncation
  Johnson, Richard A., Morrell, Christopher H., Schick, Anton
• 1057-1068. Percentile smoothing using piecewise polynomials, with covariates
  Goldstein, Harvey, Pan, Huiqi
• 1069-1080. Testing for heterogeneity of evoked potential signals using an approximation to an exact permutation test
  Raz, Jonathan, Fein, George
• 1081-1094. Inverse estimates from a multiresponse model
  Clarke, G. P. Y.
• 1095-1102. Latent variable models for clustered dichotomous data with multiple subclusters
  Qu, Yinsheng, Williams, George W., Beck, Gerald J., Medendorp, Sharon VanderBrug
• 1103-1112. A table of exact sample sizes for use with Fisher's exact test for $2 × 2$ tables
  Fu, Y. X., Arnold, J.
• 1113-1130. An approximate bivariate Bayesian method for analyzing small frequencies
  DeSouza, Cynthia M.
• 1131-1143. Effects of assumption violations on type I error rate in group sequential monitoring
  Proschan, Michael A., Follmann, Dean A., Waclawiw, Myron A.
• 1145-1155. Robust designs for binary data
  Sitter, R. R.
• 1157-1164. Investigation of dual-balanced crossover designs for two treatments
  Carriere, Keumhee Chough, Carrière, Keumhee Chough, Reinsel, Gregory C.
• 1165-1175. Spatial-temporal models of an epidemic by a Gibbs process: Estimation and tests (French)
  Chadoeuf, J., Chadœuf, J., Nandris, D., Geiger, J. P., Nicole, M., Pierrat, J. C.
• 117-128. A discrete-time model for the statistical analysis of infectious disease incidence data
  Rampey, Alvin H., Jr, Longini, Ira M., Jr, Haber, Michael, Monto, Arnold S.
• 1177-1185. Bounds for the upper-tail probabilities of the circular ratchet scan statistic
  Krauth, J.
• 1187-1194. Smoothing serial count data through a state-space model
  Kashiwagi, Nobuhisa, Yanagimoto, Takemi
• 1195-1199. An adaptive procedure for sampling animal populations
  Thompson, Steven K., Ramsey, Fred L., Seber, George A. F.
• 1201-1205. Integrated area sampling and mark-recapture experiments for sampling fish populations
  Jensen, A. L.
• 1207-1213. Evaluating correlation with proper bounds
  Shih, Weichung Joseph, Huang, Wei-Min
• 1215-1221. Maximum likelihood estimation of the risk ratio in case-cohort studies
  Sato, Tosiya
• 1223-1234. Nonparametric estimation and testing in a cure model
  Laska, Eugene M., Meisner, Morris J.
• 1235-1248. Optimal design in nonlinear multiresponse estimation: Poisson model for filter feeding
  Hatzis, Christos, Larntz, Kinley
• 1249-1262. Estimation of completeness and adjustment of age-specific and age-standardized incidence rates
  Hilsenbeck, Susan Galloway, Kurucz, Charles, Duncan, Robert C.
• 1263-1271. Functional comparative calibration using an EM algorithm
  Kimura, Daniel K.
• 1273-1287. Analysis of two-dimensional electrophoretic gels
  Conradsen, Knut, Pedersen, Jan
• 1289-1295. An invalid comparison of several point estimators of the odds ratio in a single $2 × 2$ contingency table
  Mantel, Nathan
• 129-141. $N$-estimation from retrospectively ascertained events with applications to AIDS
  Wang, Mei-Cheng, See, Lai-Chu
• 143-154. Estimating blood phenotype probabilities and their products
  Greenwood, Sina R., Seber, G. A. F.
• 155-162. A reduced-rank multivariate regression approach to aquatic joint toxicity experiments
  Ryan, D. A. J., Hubert, J. J., Carter, E. M., Sprague, J. B., Parrott, J.
• 163-174. Quantitative risk assessment for developmental toxicity
  Ryan, Louise
• 175-187. Estimating the ventilation-perfusion distribution: An ill-posed integral equation problem
  Lim, Lynette L.-Y., Whitehead, John
• 189-199. Estimating strata means in double sampling with corrections based on second-phase sampling
  Li, H. G., Schreuder, H. T., Van Hooser, D. D., Brink, G. E.
• 19-30. Parametric variance function estimation for nonnormal repeated measurement data
  Paik, Myunghee C.
• 201-216. Estimating population size for capture-recapture data when capture probabilities vary by time and individual animal
  Chao, Anne, Lee, S.-M., Jeng, S.-L.
• 217-235. A modelling strategy for recovery data from birds ringed as nestlings
  Freeman, Stephen N., Morgan, Byron J. T.
• 237-257. A Kalman filter approach to catch-at-length analysis
  Sullivan, Patrick J.
• 259-265. The choice of loglinear models in contingency tables when the variables of interest are not jointly observed
  Mesbah, M., Lellouch, J., Huber, C.
• 267-269. A note on the additive and multiplicative models in two-way contingency tables (Corr: 93V49 p967)
  Tsujitani, Masaaki
• 271-281. Methods for estimating the parameters of a linear model for ordered categorical data
  Lipsitz, Stuart R.
• 283-303. Computer-assisted analysis of mixtures (C.A.MAN): Statistical algorithms
  Boehning, Dankmar, Bohning, Dankmar, Böhning, Dankmar, Schlattmann, Peter, Lindsay, Bruce
• 305-315. Interval mapping in the analysis of nonadditive quantitative trait loci
  Carbonell, E. A., Gerig, T. M., Balansard, E., Asins, M. J.
• 31-39. Power calculations for likelihood ratio tests in generalized linear models
  Self, Steven G., Mauritsen, Robert H., Ohara, Jill
• 317-323. Exact likelihood evaluation in a Markov mixture model for time series of seizure counts
  Le, Nhu D., Leroux, Brian G., Puterman, Martin L.
• 337-360. On the design of genome mapping experiments using short synthetic oligonucleotides
  Fu, Y.-X., Timberlake, W. E., Arnold, J.
• 361-372. Performing the exact test of Hardy-Weinberg proportion for multiple alleles
  Guo, Sun Wei, Thompson, Elizabeth A.
• 373-388. A new procedure for group sequential analysis in clinical trials
  Falissard, Bruno, Lellouch, Joseph
• 389-395. Sample size determination for case-control studies and the comparison of stratified and unstratified analyses
  Nam, Jun-mo
• 397-409. When does it pay to break the matches for analysis of a matched-pairs design?
  Lynn, Henry S., McCulloch, Charles E.
• 41-53. The impact of stopping rules on heterogeneity of results in overviews of clinical trials
  Hughes, Michael D., Freedman, Laurence S., Pocock, Stuart J.
• 411-425. Relative risk trees for censored survival data
  LeBlanc, Michael, Crowley, John
• 427-448. Bayesian restoration of single-channel patch clamp recordings
  Fredkin, Donald R., Rice, John A.
• 449-458. Estimation of the size distribution of fibrillar centres in nucleoli -- An example of the ``Swiss cheese'' problem in stereology (Corr: 96V52 p1164)
  Keiding, Niels, Andersen, Lars
• 459-478. On the use of historical control data to estimate dose response trends in quantal bioassay
  Prentice, Ross L., Smythe, Robert T., Krewski, Daniel, Mason, Mark
• 479-495. Estimating exposure effects by modelling the expectation of exposure conditional on confounders
  Robins, James M., Mark, Steven D., Newey, Whitney K.
• 497-506. A coupling procedure for the discrimination of mixed data
  Wernecke, Klaus-D.
• 507-528. Assessing influence in regression analysis with censored data
  Escobar, Luis A., Meeker, William Q., Jr
• 529-544. An empirical assessment of saddlepoint approximations for testing a logistic regression parameter
  Bedrick, Edward J., Hill, Joe R.
• 545-558. Maximum-penalized-likelihood estimation for independent and Markov-dependent mixture models
  Leroux, Brian G., Puterman, Martin L.
• 55-60. A class of phase II designs with three possible outcomes
  Storer, Barry E.
• 559-565. An inferential procedure for the Poisson intervention parameter
  Shanmugam, Ramalingam
• 567-576. Interval estimation for mark-recapture studies of closed populations (Ack: V49 p315; Ref: 91StatMed V10 p717-721)
  Cormack, R. M.
• 577-585. A simple method for the analysis of clustered binary data
  Rao, J. N. K., Scott, A. J.
• 587-592. On prevalence, incidence, and duration in general stable populations
  Alho, Juha M.
• 593-598. Use of baseline data for estimation of treatment effects in the presence of regression to the mean
  Chen, Shande, Cox, Christopher
• 599-604. Assay validation using the concordance correlation coefficient
  Lin, Lawrence I.-Kuei
• 605-617. The effect of diagnostic misclassification on non-cancer and cancer mortality dose response in A-bomb survivors
  Sposto, Richard, Preston, Dale L., Shimuzu, Yukiko, Mabuchi, Kiyohiko
• 61-72. A rank-based mixed model approach to multisite clinical trials (Corr: 94V50 p322)
  Boos, Dennis D., Brownie, Cavell
• 619-630. Estimating compliance to study medication from serum drug levels: Application to an AIDS clinical trial of zidovudine
  Lim, Lynette L.-Y.
• 631-644. Generalized linear models with random effects; Salamander mating revisited
  Karim, M. Rezaul, Zeger, Scott L.
• 645-654. Efficacy of repeated measures in regression models with measurement error
  Liu, Xinhua, Liang, Kung-Yee
• 665-677. Regression models for an angular response
  Fisher, N. I., Lee, A. J.
• 679-681. Linear regression analysis based on Buckley-James estimating equation
  Lin, J. S., Wei, L. J.
• 683-693. Blocked arteries and multivariate regression
  Percy, David F.
• 695-709. Testing the effect of treatment in experiments with correlated binary outcomes
  Zucker, David, Wittes, Janet
• 711-719. Testing goodness of fit of a multinomial model against overdispersed alternatives
  Kim, Byung Soo, Margolin, Barry H.
• 721-731. Multivariate methods for clustered binary data with multiple subclasses, with application to binary longitudinal data
  Rosner, B.
• 73-85. Maximally selected rank statistics
  Lausen, Berthold, Schumacher, Martin
• 733-742. A parametric family of correlation structures for the analysis of longitudinal data
  Munoz, Alvaro, Muñoz, Alvaro, Carey, Vincent, Schouten, Jan P., Segal, Mark, Rosner, Bernard
• 743-750. Modelling balanced longitudinal data: Maximum likelihood estimation and analysis of variance
  Forcina, A.
• 751-763. Exchangeability in multivariate Markov chain models
  Gottschau, Adam
• 765-779. Sequential monitoring for comparison of changes in a response variable in clinical studies
  Wu, Margaret C., Lan, K. K. Gordon
• 781-794. Use of external rates in nested case-control studies with application to the International Radiation Study of Cervical Cancer Patients
  Thomas, Duncan C., Blettner, Maria, Day, Nicholas E.
• 795-806. Semiparametric estimation of random effects using the Cox model based on the EM algorithm
  Klein, John P.
• 807-818. A statistical distribution with an unbounded hazard function and its application to a theory from demography
  Zelterman, Daniel
• 819-827. Robust procedures for testing equality of covariance matrices
  O'Brien, Peter C.
• 829-838. Proportional hazards model with covariates subject to measurement error
  Nakamura, Tsuyoshi
• 839-852. Optimal administration of dual screening tests for detecting a characteristic with special reference to low prevalence diseases
  Geisser, Seymour, Johnson, Wesley
• 853-862. Estimating the probability of toxicity at the recommended dose following a phase I clinical trial in cancer (Corr: 94V50 p322)
  O'Quigley, John
• 863-875. Estimating the total number of distinct species using presence and absence data
  Mingoti, Sueli A., Meeden, Glen
• 87-99. A comparison of tests of the difference in the proportion of patients who are cured
  Sposto, Richard, Sather, Harland N., Baker, Sherryl A.
• 877-882. Sample size calculations for normal variates under binomial censoring
  Skalski, John R.
• 883-888. Testing homoscedasticity in a two-way table
  Mudholkar, Govind S., Sarkar, Ila C.
• 889-892. An algorithm for the mean and variance of the noncentral hypergeometric distribution
  Liao, Jiangang
• 893-899. The efficiency of a weighted log-rank test under a percent error misspecification model for the log hazard ratio
  Zucker, David M.
• 901-909. A robust line transect method
  Buckland, Stephen T., Turnock, Benjamin J.
• 911-928. A GLM approach to quantal response models for mixtures
  Cox, Christopher
• 929-938. Starting $D$-optimal designs for batch kinetic studies of enzyme-catalyzed reactions in the presence of enzyme deactivation
  Malcata, F. Xavier
• 939-950. Marginal models for correlated binary responses with multiple classes and multiple levels of nesting
  Qaqish, Bahjat F., Liang, Kung-Yee
• 951-959. Maximum likelihood estimation for interval-censored data using a Weibull-based accelerated failure time model
  Odell, Patricia M., Anderson, Keaven M., D'Agostino, Ralph B.
• 961-964. On estimating standardized risk differences from odds ratios
  Yu, Kai Fun
• 965-968. A note on modelling the covariance structure of repeated measurements
  Gill, P. S.
• 987-1003. Classical and Bayesian prediction as applied to an unbalanced mixed linear model
  Harville, David A., Carriquiry, Alicia L.