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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Multivariate Responses"”.
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Robust methods for analyzing multivariate responses with application to time-course data
… in developing robust methods for time-course multivariate responses. We use spline basis expansion of the time-varying regression coefficients to reduce dimensionality, and downweight the influence of outliers with Huber's loss function on vectors of residuals. Our research is motivated by …
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Dynamic Bayesian models for modelling environmental space-time fields
… spatio-temporal model for univariate and multivariate responses. The result generalizes a number of current approaches in this field.
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Parametric modeling of dependence of bivariate quantile regression residuals' signs
… to study the dependence of the quantiles of a multivariate response conditional on a set of covariates. We define a statistic that measures the conditional probability of concordance of the signs of the residuals of the conditional quantiles of each univariate response. The probability of …
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Finite Mixture Model Specifications Accommodating Treatment Nonresponse in Experimental Research
… addressing multiple treatments, multiple responses within a treatment, a priori consideration of covariates, and multivariate responses within a latent framework are also introduced.
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Exploring and Modeling Online Auctions Using Functional Data Analysis
… with trees either based on high-dimensional multivariate responses or functional responses. We apply our methods to a novel set of Harry Potter and Microsoft Xbox data for model validation and comparison of method.
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An Analytics Approach To Designing Patient Centered Medical Home
… phases.</p> <p>At the first phase we proposed a multivariate version of multilevel structured additive regression (STAR) models which involves a set of health care responses defined at the lowest level of the hierarchy, a set of patient factors to account for individual heterogeneity, and a set …