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Longitudinal models are commonly used for studying data collected on individuals repeatedly through time. While there are now a variety of such models available (Marginal Models, Mixed Effects Models, etc.), far fewer options appear to exist for the closely related issue of variable selection....
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In this paper robust statistical procedures are presented for the analysis of skewed and heavy-tailed outcomes as they typically occur in health care data. The new estimators and test statistics are extensions of classical maximum likelihood techniques for generalized linear models. In contrast...
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Robust automatic selection techniques of the smoothing parameter of a smoothing spline are introduced. They are based on a robust predictive error criterion and can be viewed as robust version of Cp and cross-validation. They lead to smoothing splines which are stable and reliable in terms of...
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Declines of many North American birds are of conservation concern. Monitoring their population changes has largely depended on formally structured Breeding Bird Surveys, and Migration Monitoring Stations, although some use has been made of lists by birders. For almost 40 years, birders have kept...
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