The Bayes Factor for Case-Control Studies with Misclassified Data

Case-Control Studies with Jointly Misclassified Exposure and Confounding Variables

The issue of 2 × 2 × 2 case-control studies is addressed when both exposure and confounding variables are jointly misclassified. Two scenarios are considered: the classification errors of exposure and confounding variables are independent or not independent. The bias-adjusted cell probability estimates which account for the misclassification bias are presented. The effect of misclassification o...

Analysis of case-control data with interacting misclassified covariates

Case-control studies are important and useful methods for studying health outcomes and many methods have been developed for analyzing case-control data. Those methods, however, are vulnerable to mismeasurement of variables; biased results are often produced if such a feature is ignored. In this paper, we develop an inference method for handling case-control data with interacting misclassified c...

Matched-Pair Studies with Misclassified Ordinal Data

metrics for the detection of changed buildings in 3d old vector maps using als data (case study: isfahan city)

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Bayesian sample size determination for case-control studies when exposure may be misclassified.

Odds ratios are frequently used for estimating the effect of an exposure on the probability of disease in case-control studies. In planning such studies, methods for sample size determination are required to ensure sufficient accuracy in estimating odds ratios once the data are collected. Often, the exposure used in epidemiologic studies is not perfectly ascertained. This can arise from recall ...