Lisa A. Weissfeld

Available identifiers

zbMath Open weissfeld.lisa-aWikidataQ102085569 ScholiaQ102085569MaRDI QIDQ756315

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Joint modeling of censored longitudinal and event time data	2020-10-26	Paper
Joint modeling of multivariate censored longitudinal and event time data with application to the Genetic Markers of Inflammation Study	2017-01-04	Paper
Modeling Longitudinal Obesity Data with Intermittent Missingness Using a New Latent Variable Model	2016-08-25	Paper
A Two-Latent-Class Model for Smoking Cessation Data with Informative Dropouts	2009-09-18	Paper
Sam Wieand at the University of Pittsburgh	2009-07-13	Paper
Inference in Spline‐Based Models for Multiple Time‐to‐Event Data, with Applications to a Breast Cancer Prevention Trial	2007-04-27	Paper
Application of pattern-mixture models to outcomes that are potentially missing not at random using pseudo maximum likelihood estimation	2005-10-04	Paper
Normal Approximation Diagnostics for the Cox Model	2005-04-18	Paper
Performance of nonparametric maximum likelihood estimator in a	2000-07-11	Paper
A study of the effect of dichotomizing ordinal data upon modeling	2000-05-16	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4387636	1998-07-08	Paper
An assessment of the use of the continuity correction for sparse data in meta-analysis	1997-11-09	Paper
Bartlett correction factors in logistic regression models	1997-08-27	Paper
A multicollinearity diagnostic for the cox model with time dependent covariates	1997-01-30	Paper
Residual analysis for parametric models fit to censored data	1995-08-17	Paper
Approximation of certain multivariate integrals	1991-01-01	Paper
INFLUENCE DIAGNOSTICS FOR THE NORMAL LINEAR MODEL WITH CENSORED DATA	1990-01-01	Paper
A multicollinearity diagnostic for models fit to censored data	1989-01-01	Paper
Estimation in linear models with censored data	1986-01-01	Paper
Bounds on efficiencies for some two-sample nonparametric statistics	1984-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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