Equivalence Between Conditional and Random-Effects Likelihoods for Pair-Matched Case-Control Studies
From MaRDI portal
Recommendations
- Equivalence Between Conditional and Mixture Approaches to the Rasch Model and Matched Case-Control Studies, With Applications
- On the equivalence between conditional and random-effects likelihoods in exponential families
- On the conditional and mixture model approaches for matched pairs
- A Random Effects Model for Binary Data from Dependent Samples
- Matched case control studies with random exposure effects
Cited in
(10)- On the equivalence between conditional and random-effects likelihoods in exponential families
- Matched case control studies with random exposure effects
- An equivalence of conditional and unconditional maximum likelihood estimators via infinite replication of observations
- A Bayesian semiparametric approach for incorporating longitudinal information on exposure history for inference in case-control studies
- On the equivalence of prospective and retrospective likelihood methods in case-control studies
- Cellular telephones and motor‐vehicle collisions: Some variations on matched‐pairs analysis
- Bayesian analysis of time-series data under case-crossover designs: posterior equivalence and inference
- Equivalence of conditional and marginal regression models for clustered and longitudinal data
- Equivalence Between Conditional and Mixture Approaches to the Rasch Model and Matched Case-Control Studies, With Applications
- Analyzing Matched 2 × 2 Tables from all Corners
This page was built for publication: Equivalence Between Conditional and Random-Effects Likelihoods for Pair-Matched Case-Control Studies
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q3632647)
