SUMMARY. In the analysis of clustered data with covariates measured with error, a problem of common interest is to test for correlation within clusters and heterogeneity across clusters. We examined this problem in the framework of generalized linear mixed measurement error models. We propose using the simulation extrapolation (SIMEX) method to construct a score test for the null hypothesis that all variance components are zero. A key feature of this SIMEX score test is that no assumptions need to be made regarding the distributions of the random effects and the unobserved covariates. We illustrate this test by analyzing Framingham heart disease data and evaluate its performance by simulation. We also propose individual SIMEX score tests fo...
First, to test the existence of random effects in semiparametric mixed models (SMMs) under only mome...
Measurement error in the continuous covariates of a model generally yields bias in the estimators. I...
Nonlinear mixed-effects models are very useful in analyzing repeated-measures data and have received...
SUMMARY. In the analysis of clustered data with covariates measured with error, a problem of common ...
In the analysis of clustered data with covariates measured with error, a problem of common interest ...
Summary. In the analysis of clustered categorical data, it is of common interest to test for the cor...
It is of considerable interest to test for heteroscedasticity in statistical studies. In this paper,...
AbstractIt is of considerable interest to test for heteroscedasticity in statistical studies. In thi...
In many applications of generalized linear mixed models to clustered correlated or longitudinal data...
Testing zero variance components is one of the most challenging problems in the context of linear mi...
We consider the problem of testing for zero variance components in linear mixed models with correlat...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/92373/1/1541-0420.00004.pd
This paper concerns linear models for grouped data with group-specific effects. We construct a portm...
Measurement error in the continuous covariates of a model generally yields bias in the estimators. I...
This paper concerns linear models for grouped data with group-specific effects. We construct a test ...
First, to test the existence of random effects in semiparametric mixed models (SMMs) under only mome...
Measurement error in the continuous covariates of a model generally yields bias in the estimators. I...
Nonlinear mixed-effects models are very useful in analyzing repeated-measures data and have received...
SUMMARY. In the analysis of clustered data with covariates measured with error, a problem of common ...
In the analysis of clustered data with covariates measured with error, a problem of common interest ...
Summary. In the analysis of clustered categorical data, it is of common interest to test for the cor...
It is of considerable interest to test for heteroscedasticity in statistical studies. In this paper,...
AbstractIt is of considerable interest to test for heteroscedasticity in statistical studies. In thi...
In many applications of generalized linear mixed models to clustered correlated or longitudinal data...
Testing zero variance components is one of the most challenging problems in the context of linear mi...
We consider the problem of testing for zero variance components in linear mixed models with correlat...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/92373/1/1541-0420.00004.pd
This paper concerns linear models for grouped data with group-specific effects. We construct a portm...
Measurement error in the continuous covariates of a model generally yields bias in the estimators. I...
This paper concerns linear models for grouped data with group-specific effects. We construct a test ...
First, to test the existence of random effects in semiparametric mixed models (SMMs) under only mome...
Measurement error in the continuous covariates of a model generally yields bias in the estimators. I...
Nonlinear mixed-effects models are very useful in analyzing repeated-measures data and have received...