Variable selection for multiply-imputed data with penalized generalized estimating equations
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- Variable selection in the presence of missing data: imputation-based methods
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- Variable selection techniques after multiple imputation in high-dimensional data
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- Model selection for generalized estimating equations accommodating dropout missingness
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- Variable selection for correlated bivariate mixed outcomes using penalized generalized estimating equations
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