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Articles 1 - 6 of 6
Full-Text Articles in Vital and Health Statistics
Dynamic Prediction For Alternating Recurrent Events Using A Semiparametric Joint Frailty Model, Jaehyeon Yun
Dynamic Prediction For Alternating Recurrent Events Using A Semiparametric Joint Frailty Model, Jaehyeon Yun
Statistical Science Theses and Dissertations
Alternating recurrent events data arise commonly in health research; examples include hospital admissions and discharges of diabetes patients; exacerbations and remissions of chronic bronchitis; and quitting and restarting smoking. Recent work has involved formulating and estimating joint models for the recurrent event times considering non-negligible event durations. However, prediction models for transition between recurrent events are lacking. We consider the development and evaluation of methods for predicting future events within these models. Specifically, we propose a tool for dynamically predicting transition between alternating recurrent events in real time. Under a flexible joint frailty model, we derive the predictive probability of …
Ensemble Tree-Based Machine Learning For Imaging Data, Reza Iranzad
Ensemble Tree-Based Machine Learning For Imaging Data, Reza Iranzad
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
In particular medical imaging data, such as positron emission tomography (PET), computed tomography (CT), and fluorescence intravital microscopy (IVM), have become prevalent for use in a wide variety of applications, from diagnostic purposes, tracking diseases' progress, and monitoring the effectiveness of treatments to decision-making processes. The detailed information generated by medical imaging has enabled physicians to provide more comprehensive care. Although numerous machine learning algorithms, especially those used for imaging data, have been developed, dealing with unique structures in imaging data remained a big challenge. In this dissertation, we are proposing novel statistical tree-based methods with more efficient and more …
Concerns With Taking The Covid-19 Vaccine, Kaela Bellamy, Robert S. Keyser
Concerns With Taking The Covid-19 Vaccine, Kaela Bellamy, Robert S. Keyser
The Kennesaw Journal of Undergraduate Research
This IRB-approved descriptive study provides an overview of the concerns associated with receiving a COVID-19 vaccination within the Kennesaw State University community, an R2 university with over 41,000 students, and uses a survey to provide insight into how students, faculty, staff, and administrators are responding to the vaccinations for COVID-19, both available and unavailable, and their preferences. Our research findings indicate that: 1) Most of the population at Kennesaw State University intends to receive the vaccine, regardless of their concerns; 2) The majority of the participants who are either employed or provided an education by Kennesaw State University plan to …
Quality And Transparency, Christopher J. Smiley Dds
Quality And Transparency, Christopher J. Smiley Dds
The Journal of the Michigan Dental Association
In a recent JDR Clinical & Translational Research report, the American Dental Association's clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) were determined to offer high-quality guidance for the dental profession. The study employed the AGREE II tool to validate the ADA's guidelines’ methodological rigor and transparency, ensuring their quality. This external review is promising for the profession, as it indicates that the ADA has developed reliable CPGs that support advocacy and implementation. However, the article raises questions about consumer-targeted quality scores for dentist providers, such as DentaQual by P&R Dental Strategies LLC. It suggests that for such scoring systems to be credible, they …
Intervention Time Series Analysis Of Organ Donor Transplants In The Us, Supraja Malladi
Intervention Time Series Analysis Of Organ Donor Transplants In The Us, Supraja Malladi
Biology and Medicine Through Mathematics Conference
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Methods Of Anomaly Detection: An Applied Framework And Application To Health Economics, Nathaniel Eric Islip
Methods Of Anomaly Detection: An Applied Framework And Application To Health Economics, Nathaniel Eric Islip
EWU Masters Thesis Collection
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