Ignorability and Coarse Data: Some Biomedical Examples

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Adversarial meta-learning of Gamma-minimax estimators that leverage prior knowledge
Informed censoring: the parametric combination of data and expert information
Inference in coarsened time series via generalized method of moments
On Tracking Varying Bounds When Forecasting Bounded Time Series
Improving estimation efficiency for survival data analysis by integrating a coarsened time-to-event outcome from an external study
Estimating spatial variation in disease risk from locations coarsened by incomplete geocoding
An overview and recent developments in the analysis of multistate processes
Decision making under incomplete data using the imprecise Dirichlet model

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