Case-control data analysis for randomly pooled biomarkers
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Recommendations
- Using Pooled Exposure Assessment to Improve Efficiency in Case‐Control Studies
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- Pooling designs for outcomes under a Gaussian random effects model
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Cites work
- A combined efficient design for biomarker data subject to a limit of detection due to measuring instrument sensitivity
- Applied logistic regression
- Binary Regression Analysis with Pooled Exposure Measurements: A Regression Calibration Approach
- Pooling biospecimens and limits of detection: effects on ROC curve analysis
- Pooling designs for outcomes under a Gaussian random effects model
- Using Pooled Exposure Assessment to Improve Efficiency in Case‐Control Studies
Cited in
(6)- Statistical methods for analysis of combined categorical biomarker data from multiple studies
- Nonparametric Evaluation of Biomarker Accuracy Under Nested Case-Control Studies
- Using Pooled Exposure Assessment to Improve Efficiency in Case‐Control Studies
- Varying‐coefficient regression analysis for pooled biomonitoring
- Survival analysis under the Cox proportional hazards model with pooled covariates
- Logistic regression with a continuous exposure measured in pools and subject to errors
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