A Statistical Framework for Ecological and Aggregate Studies
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- Some recent work on multivariate Gaussian Markov random fields
- Statistical issues in studies of the long-term effects of air pollution: the Southern California Children's Health Study (with comments and rejoinder)
- Partial and ecological correlation: a common three-term covariance decomposition
- A hierarchical aggregate data model with spatially correlated disease rates
- Sensitivity Analyses for Ecological Regression
- Bayesian graphical models for regression on multiple data sets with different variables
- Air pollution and health in Scotland: a multicity study
- Health-exposure modeling and the ecological fallacy
- Modelling Daily Multivariate Pollutant Data at Multiple Sites
- On the analysis of hybrid designs that combine group- and individual-level data
- Incorporating Marginal Covariate Information in a Nonparametric Regression Model for a Sample of R×C Tables
- The Combination of Ecological and Case–Control Data
- A hybrid model for reducing ecological bias
- On the Reliability and Precision of within- and between-Population Estimates of Relative Rate Parameters
- Ecological Bias: Use of Maximum-Entropy Approximations
- Models, Assumptions and Model Checking in Ecological Regressions
- Overcoming Biases and Misconceptions in Ecological Studies
- Simple Methods for Ecological Inference in 2×2 Tables
- Health Effects of Air Pollution: A Statistical Review
- Analysing and Adjusting Aggregation Effects: The Ecological Fallacy Revisited
- A flexible hierarchical framework for improving inference in area-referenced environmental health studies
- Non-parametric ecological regression and spatial variation
- An investigation of the impact of various geographical scales for the specification of spatial dependence
- Outdoor NOx and stroke mortality: adjusting for small area level smoking prevalence using a Bayesian approach
- Hierarchical Models for Combining Ecological and Case–Control Data
- An Integrated Analysis of Individual and Aggregated Health Data Using Estimating Equations
- Insights on bias and information in group-level studies
- Quantifying the impact of the modifiable areal unit problem when estimating the health effects of air pollution
- Integrative ecological regression analysis of U.S. county and state level COVID-19 death data for studying health disparity associations
- A linearization approach for the model-based analysis of combined aggregate and individual patient data
- COVID-19 vaccine fatigue in Scotland: how do the trends in attrition rates for the second and third doses differ by age, sex, and council area?
- Accommodating the ecological fallacy in disease mapping in the absence of individual exposures
- A review of statistics in palaeoenvironmental research
- Analysis of Minnesota colon and rectum cancer point patterns with spatial and nonspatial covariate information
- Estimating exposure response functions using ambient pollution concentrations
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