Optimality of group testing in the presence of misclassification
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- Optimizing pooled testing for estimating the prevalence of multiple diseases
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- Efficient methods for the estimation of the multinomial parameter for the two-trait group testing model
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- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4072209 (Why is no real title available?)
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- Extensions of Dorfman's theory
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- Group testing: revisiting the ideas
- Estimating proportions by group retesting with unequal group sizes at each stage
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- groupTesting: an R package for group testing estimation
- Estimating the prevalence of two or more diseases using outcomes from multiplex group testing
- Estimation of odds ratio from group testing data with misclassified exposure
- Incorporating retesting outcomes for estimation of disease prevalence
- Incorporating the dilution effect in group testing regression
- Regression analysis and variable selection for two-stage multiple-infection group testing data
- A general regression framework for group testing data, which incorporates pool dilution effects
- Prevalence estimation subject to misclassification: the mis-substitution bias and some remedies
- Estimating the prevalence of multiple diseases from two-stage hierarchical pooling
- Group testing regression models with dilution submodels
- Clustered and unclustered group testing for biosecurity
- Optimality of group testing with differential misclassification
- Sequential prevalence estimation with pooling and continuous test outcomes
- Grouping methods for estimating the prevalences of rare traits from complex survey data that preserve confidentiality of respondents
- Optimizing disease surveillance through pooled testing with application to infectious diseases
- Hypergeometric and binomial group sampling with an imperfect test
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