The Effects of Misclassification on the Estimation of Relative Risk
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- A Bayesian adjustment for covariate misclassification with correlated binary outcome data
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- Bias Analysis for Misclassification Errors in both the Response Variable and Covariate
- A Bayesian approach for correcting exposure misclassification in meta-analysis
- Causal inference with noisy data: bias analysis and estimation approaches to simultaneously addressing missingness and misclassification in binary outcomes
- STRATOS guidance document on measurement error and misclassification of variables in observational epidemiology. II: More complex methods of adjustment and advanced topics
- Binary regression with differentially misclassified response and exposure variables
- Statistical analysis with missing exposure data measured by proxy respondents: a misclassification problem within a missing-data problem
- Joint model for a diagnostic test without a gold standard in the presence of a dependent terminal event
- Bayesian propensity score analysis for misclassified multinomial data
- Weighted estimation for confounded binary outcomes subject to misclassification
- Population-average and subject-specific approaches for the analysis of misclassified correlated binary outcomes with internal validation
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