Semiparametric Analysis of Case Series Data
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Cited in
(23)- Self-controlled case series analyses: small-sample performance
- Assessing transient carryover effects in recurrent event processes, with application to chronic health conditions
- Flexible modelling of vaccine effect in self-controlled case series models
- Case series analysis for censored, perturbed, or curtailed post-event exposures
- Case‐base methods for studying vaccination safety
- Semiparametric analysis for recurrent event data with time-dependent covariates and informative censoring
- On the Use of Case Series to Identify Disease Risk Factors
- SEMI-PARAMETRIC METHOD AND ITS EFFICIENCY IN THE ANALYSIS OF A CASE-CONTROL STUDY
- A positive event dependence model for self-controlled case series with applications in postmarketing surveillance
- Semiparametric analysis for case-control studies: a partial smoothing spline approach
- Multiple self-controlled case series for large-scale longitudinal observational databases
- Semiparametric Estimation of the Duration of Immunity from Infectious Disease Time Series: Influenza as a Case-Study
- Self-controlled case series method with smooth age effect
- Controlling for seasonal patterns and time varying confounders in time-series epidemiological models: a simulation study
- Fractional polynomial adjustment for time-varying covariates in a self-controlled case series analysis
- Recurrent event data analysis with intermittently observed time-varying covariates
- A scan statistic for identifying optimal risk windows in vaccine safety studies using self-controlled case series design
- Design considerations for case series models with exposure onset measurement error
- Spline-based self-controlled case series method
- Learning local cascading failure pattern from massive network failure data
- Investigating the assumptions of the self-controlled case series method
- Delayed exposures and pre-exposure periods in self-controlled case series studies
- Existence and uniqueness of relative incidence estimates in case-series analysis
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