Statistical Modelling of Complex Data

- Preface
- Preface to Volume 2

Part I: MODELLING A SINGLE DATA SET

1.1 Clustered Data
- Extending the Simple Linear Regression Model to Account for Correlated Responses: An Introduction to Generalized Estimating Equations and Multi-Level Mixed Modelling (Paul Burton et al)

1.2 Hierarchical Modelling
- An Introduction to Hierarchical Linear Modelling (Lisa M. Sullivan et al)
- Multilevel Modelling of Medical Data (Harvey Goldstein et al)
- Hierarchical Linear Models for the Development of Growth Curves: An Example with Body Mass Index in Overweight /Obese Adults (Moonseong Heo et al)

1.3 Mixed Models
- Using the General Linear Mixed Model to Analyse Unbalanced Repeated Measures and Longitudinal Data (Avital Cnaan et al)
- Modelling Covariance Structure in the Analysis of Repeated Measures Data (Ramon C. Littell et al)
- Covariance Models for Nested Repeated Measures Data: Analysis of Ovarian Steroid Secretion Data (Taesung Park and Young Jack Lee)

1.4 Likelihood Modelling
- Likelihood Methods for Measuring Statistical Evidence (Jeffrey D. Blume)

Part II: MODELLING MULTIPLE DATA SETS: META-ANALYSIS
- Meta-Analysis: Formulating, Evaluating, Combining, and Reporting (Sharon-Lise T. Normand )
- Advanced Methods in Meta-Analysis: Multivariate Approach and Meta-Regression (Hans C. van Houwelingen et al)

Part III: MODELLING GENETIC DATA: STATISTICAL GENETICS
- Genetic Epidemiology: A Review of the Statistical Basis (E. A. Thompson)
- Genetic Mapping of Complex Traits (Jane M. Olson et al)
- A Statistical Perspective on Gene Expression Data Analysis (Jaya M. Satagopan and Katherine S. Panageas)

Part IV: DATA REDUCTION OF COMPLEX DATA SETS
- Statistical Approaches to Human Brain Mapping by Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (Nicholas Lange)
- Disease Map Reconstruction (Andrew B. Lawson)

PART V: SIMPLIFIED PRESENTATION OF MULTIVARIATE DATA
- Presentation of Multivariate Data for Clinical Use: The Framingham Study Risk Score

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