K. Ulm

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List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Estimation of a predictor's importance by random forests when there is missing data: RISK prediction in liver surgery using laboratory data	2024-11-05	Paper
Confidence interval estimation for the changepoint of treatment stratification in the presence of a qualitative covariate-treatment interaction	2024-10-29	Paper
Investigation of age–treatment interaction in the SPACE trial using different statistical approaches	2022-02-23	Paper
Subgroup identification by recursive segmentation	2022-02-23	Paper
Tests for Trend in Binary Response	2020-09-22	Paper
Flexible simulation of competing risks data following prespecified subdistribution hazards	2020-03-12	Paper
A simulation study comparing different statistical approaches for the identification of predictive biomarkers	2019-07-09	Paper
Variable selection by random forests using data with missing values	2018-11-23	Paper
A new variable selection approach using random forests	2017-06-30	Paper
A new variable importance measure for random forests with missing data	2015-11-19	Paper
Applying competing risks regression models: an overview	2015-10-16	Paper
Recursive partitioning on incomplete data using surrogate decisions and multiple imputation	2012-07-16	Paper
The use of Roc for defining the validity of the prognostic index in censored data	2011-06-15	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3634775	2009-06-27	Paper
Responder identification in clinical trials with censored data	2008-12-11	Paper
A nonparametric changepoint model for stratifying continuous variables under order restrictions and binary outcome	2007-11-05	Paper
Comparison of statistical methods for assessing threshold limiting values in occupational epidemiology	2000-03-02	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4872924	1996-06-04	Paper
Threshold models in occupational epidemiology	1990-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3899334	1980-01-01	Paper

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