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Bioenvironment and public health: Statistical perspectives
Authors: Sen, PK
Citation: Pk. Sen, Bioenvironment and public health: Statistical perspectives, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 3-29
Some examples of random process environmental data analysis
Authors: Brillinger, DR
Citation: Dr. Brillinger, Some examples of random process environmental data analysis, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 33-56
Modeling infectious diseases - AIDS
Authors: Billard, L
Citation: L. Billard, Modeling infectious diseases - AIDS, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 57-73
On some multiplicity problems and multiple comparison procedures in biostatistics
Authors: Hochberg, Y Westfall, PH
Citation: Y. Hochberg et Ph. Westfall, On some multiplicity problems and multiple comparison procedures in biostatistics, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 75-113
Analysis of longitudinal data
Authors: Singer, JM Andrade, DF
Citation: Jm. Singer et Df. Andrade, Analysis of longitudinal data, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 115-160
Regression models for survival data
Authors: Johnson, RA Klein, JP
Citation: Ra. Johnson et Jp. Klein, Regression models for survival data, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 161-191
Generalized linear models for independent and dependent responses
Authors: Qaqish, BF Preisser, JS
Citation: Bf. Qaqish et Js. Preisser, Generalized linear models for independent and dependent responses, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 193-222
Hierarchical and empirical Bayes methods for environmental risk assessment
Authors: Datta, G Ghosh, M Waller, LA
Citation: G. Datta et al., Hierarchical and empirical Bayes methods for environmental risk assessment, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 223-245
Non-parametrics in bioenvironmental and public health statistics
Authors: Sen, PK
Citation: Pk. Sen, Non-parametrics in bioenvironmental and public health statistics, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 247-324
Estimation and comparison of growth and dose-response curves in the presence of purposeful censoring
Authors: Stewart, PW
Citation: Pw. Stewart, Estimation and comparison of growth and dose-response curves in the presence of purposeful censoring, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 325-354
Spatial statistical methods for environmental epidemiology
Authors: Lawson, AB Cressie, N
Citation: Ab. Lawson et N. Cressie, Spatial statistical methods for environmental epidemiology, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 357-396
Evaluating diagnostic tests in public health
Authors: Pepe, M Leisenring, W Rutter, C
Citation: M. Pepe et al., Evaluating diagnostic tests in public health, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 397-422
Statistical issues in inhalation toxicology
Authors: Weller, E Ryan, L Dockery, D
Citation: E. Weller et al., Statistical issues in inhalation toxicology, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 423-440
Quantitative potency estimation to measure risk with bio-environmental hazards
Authors: Bailer, AJ Piegorsch, WW
Citation: Aj. Bailer et Ww. Piegorsch, Quantitative potency estimation to measure risk with bio-environmental hazards, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 441-463
The analysis of case-control data: Epidemiologic studies of familial aggregation
Authors: Laird, NM Fitzmaurice, GM Schwartz, AG
Citation: Nm. Laird et al., The analysis of case-control data: Epidemiologic studies of familial aggregation, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 465-482
Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel techniques: Applications involving epidemiologic survey data
Authors: Hall, DB Woolson, RF Clarke, WR Jones, MF
Citation: Db. Hall et al., Cochran-Mantel-Haenszel techniques: Applications involving epidemiologic survey data, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 483-500
Measurement error models for environmental and occupational health applications
Authors: Lyles, RH Kupper, LL
Citation: Rh. Lyles et Ll. Kupper, Measurement error models for environmental and occupational health applications, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 501-518
Statistical perspectives in clinical epidemiology
Authors: Bangdiwala, SI Munoz, SR
Citation: Si. Bangdiwala et Sr. Munoz, Statistical perspectives in clinical epidemiology, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 519-543
ANOVA and ANOCOVA for two-period crossover trial data: New vs. standard
Authors: Ghosh, S Fairchild, LD
Citation: S. Ghosh et Ld. Fairchild, ANOVA and ANOCOVA for two-period crossover trial data: New vs. standard, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 547-570
Statistical methods for crossover designs in bioenvironmental and public health studies
Authors: Tudor, GE Koch, GG Catellier, D
Citation: Ge. Tudor et al., Statistical methods for crossover designs in bioenvironmental and public health studies, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 571-614
Statistical models for human reproduction
Authors: Suchindran, CM Koo, HP
Citation: Cm. Suchindran et Hp. Koo, Statistical models for human reproduction, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 617-647
Statistical methods for reproductive risk assessment
Authors: Mazumdar, S Xu, YK Mattison, DR Sussman, NB Arena, VC
Citation: S. Mazumdar et al., Statistical methods for reproductive risk assessment, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 649-671
Selection biases of samples and their resolutions
Authors: Chakraborty, R Rao, CR
Citation: R. Chakraborty et Cr. Rao, Selection biases of samples and their resolutions, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 675-712
Genomic sequences and quasi-multivariate CATANOVA
Authors: Pinheiro, HP Seillier-Moiseiwitsch, F Sen, PK Eron, J
Citation: Hp. Pinheiro et al., Genomic sequences and quasi-multivariate CATANOVA, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 713-746
Statistical methods for multivariate failure time data and competing risks
Authors: DeMasi, RA
Citation: Ra. Demasi, Statistical methods for multivariate failure time data and competing risks, HANDB STAT, 18, 2000, pp. 749-781
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