We consider a priori reduction of the number of conditioning variables or covariates in the growth curve model. Such reduction depends on the relation between the inverse covariance matrix and the profile design matrix. If the covariance matrix arises from an autoregressive process and the profile design matrix belongs to a certain class, the number of covariates required may be reduced. The extent of the reduction may be examined in a systematic fashion and depends on the order of the process. The random eoefiScients model is discussed briefly and an example is presented
The problem of estimating the parameters of several growth curves has been considered for the case w...
In this paper, we consider the general growth curve model with multivariate random effects covarianc...
We introduce a special correlation structure in the growth curve model, which can be viewed as a tra...
The analysis of growth curve data is of wide practical importance. In this thesis we consider aspect...
The growth curve model introduced by Potthoff & Roy (1964) is a generalization of the multivaria...
The growth curve model (GCM) has been widely used in longitudinal studies and repeated measures. Mos...
Growth curve analysis is useful in studies with repeated measurements on experimental units. They en...
AbstractThe Growth Curve model introduced by Potthoff and Roy [1] has provided a general format for ...
Growth-curve models are generalized multivariate analysis-of-variance models. The basic idea of the ...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the problem of selecting the covariables within individuals in the...
In this paper, the implementation of algorithm proposed in (Nzabanita, J., et al. 2012) for some kno...
AbstractEstimation of parameters in the classical Growth Curve model, when the covariance matrix has...
Optimal designs in growth curve models. Part II: Correlated model for quadratic growth : optimal des...
In growth curve studies, measurements are made on individuals over a moderately large period of time...
Estimation of parameters in the classical Growth Curve model when the covariance matrix has some spe...
The problem of estimating the parameters of several growth curves has been considered for the case w...
In this paper, we consider the general growth curve model with multivariate random effects covarianc...
We introduce a special correlation structure in the growth curve model, which can be viewed as a tra...
The analysis of growth curve data is of wide practical importance. In this thesis we consider aspect...
The growth curve model introduced by Potthoff & Roy (1964) is a generalization of the multivaria...
The growth curve model (GCM) has been widely used in longitudinal studies and repeated measures. Mos...
Growth curve analysis is useful in studies with repeated measurements on experimental units. They en...
AbstractThe Growth Curve model introduced by Potthoff and Roy [1] has provided a general format for ...
Growth-curve models are generalized multivariate analysis-of-variance models. The basic idea of the ...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the problem of selecting the covariables within individuals in the...
In this paper, the implementation of algorithm proposed in (Nzabanita, J., et al. 2012) for some kno...
AbstractEstimation of parameters in the classical Growth Curve model, when the covariance matrix has...
Optimal designs in growth curve models. Part II: Correlated model for quadratic growth : optimal des...
In growth curve studies, measurements are made on individuals over a moderately large period of time...
Estimation of parameters in the classical Growth Curve model when the covariance matrix has some spe...
The problem of estimating the parameters of several growth curves has been considered for the case w...
In this paper, we consider the general growth curve model with multivariate random effects covarianc...
We introduce a special correlation structure in the growth curve model, which can be viewed as a tra...