Personalized medicine is gaining attention as a promising avenue for improved healthcare, and hasreceived increased research interest in many domains. A dynamic treatment regime (DTR) is oneapproach to personalized medicine, which has as its basis sequential (in terms of treatment stages)decision rules that are based on a patient’s personal, and evolving, medical history. In this work, I focuson G-estimation, a regression-based approach to estimating the parameters of a DTR, in the specificsetting where treatment decision rule parameters may be shared across different stages of the treatmentsequence.In this thesis, a new computational method is introduced to perform shared-parameter G-estimation.The new method shares similar theoretical pro...
Background: In many applications of instrumental variable (IV) methods, the treatments of interest a...
A dynamic treatment regimen incorporates both accrued information and long-term effects of treatment...
Using data from observational studies to estimate the causal effect of a time-varying exposure, repe...
Personalized medicine, whereby treatments are tailored to a specific patient rather than a general d...
Personalized medicine is a rapidly growing field of health research. Dynamic treatment regimes (DTRs...
Dynamic treatment regimes are common in medicine, for example in the treatment of chronic diseases. ...
Dynamic treatment regimes are sequential decision rules dictating how to individualize treatments to...
Dynamic treatment regimes (DTRs) are sequential decision rules for individual patients that can adap...
A dynamic treatment regimen (DTR) is a set of decision rules to personalize treatments for an indivi...
Personalized medicine refers to the medical scheme that tailors treatment to individuals based on in...
Adaptive treatment regime is a set of rules that governs the assignment of time-varying treatment ba...
Heterogeneous treatment responses are commonly observed in patients with mental disorders. Thus, a u...
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We consider the estimation of the average treatment effect in the treated as a function of baseline ...
The focus of this work is to investigate a form of Q-learning using estimating equations for quality...
Background: In many applications of instrumental variable (IV) methods, the treatments of interest a...
A dynamic treatment regimen incorporates both accrued information and long-term effects of treatment...
Using data from observational studies to estimate the causal effect of a time-varying exposure, repe...
Personalized medicine, whereby treatments are tailored to a specific patient rather than a general d...
Personalized medicine is a rapidly growing field of health research. Dynamic treatment regimes (DTRs...
Dynamic treatment regimes are common in medicine, for example in the treatment of chronic diseases. ...
Dynamic treatment regimes are sequential decision rules dictating how to individualize treatments to...
Dynamic treatment regimes (DTRs) are sequential decision rules for individual patients that can adap...
A dynamic treatment regimen (DTR) is a set of decision rules to personalize treatments for an indivi...
Personalized medicine refers to the medical scheme that tailors treatment to individuals based on in...
Adaptive treatment regime is a set of rules that governs the assignment of time-varying treatment ba...
Heterogeneous treatment responses are commonly observed in patients with mental disorders. Thus, a u...
Peer Reviewedhttp://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/115910/1/sim6558.pd
We consider the estimation of the average treatment effect in the treated as a function of baseline ...
The focus of this work is to investigate a form of Q-learning using estimating equations for quality...
Background: In many applications of instrumental variable (IV) methods, the treatments of interest a...
A dynamic treatment regimen incorporates both accrued information and long-term effects of treatment...
Using data from observational studies to estimate the causal effect of a time-varying exposure, repe...