The analysis of hierarchically structured data is usually carried out by using random effects models. Theprimary goal of random effects regression is to model the expected value of the conditional distributionof an outcome variable given a set of explanatory variables while accounting for the dependence structureof hierarchical data. The expected value, however, may not offer a complete picture of this conditionaldistribution. In this paper we propose using linear M-quantile regression, to model other parts of theconditional distribution of the outcome variable given the covariates. The proposed random effectsregression model extends M-quantile regression and can be viewed as an alternative to the quantilerandom effects model. Inference for...
Koenker & Basset, 1978 introduce the quantile regression estimator, that allows to have a more compl...
Health-related quality of life assessment is important in the clinical evaluation of patients with ...
Dependent data arise in many studies. For example, children with the same parents or living in neigh...
The quantile regression model is an active area of statistical research that has received a lot of a...
The quantile regression model is an active area of statistical research that has received a lot of a...
Motivated by the analysis of data from the UK Millennium Cohort Study on emotional and behavioural d...
Motivated by the analysis of data from the UK Millennium Cohort Study on emotional and behavioural d...
Motivated by the analysis of data from the UK Millennium Cohort Study on emotional and behavioural d...
Quantile and expectile regression models pertain to the estimation of unknown quantiles/expectiles o...
Quantile and expectile regression models pertain to the estimation of unknown quantiles/expectiles o...
Quantile and expectile regression models pertain to the estimation of unknown quantiles/expectiles o...
Quantile and expectile regression models pertain to the estimation of unknown quantiles/expectiles o...
Multilevel modelling is a popular approach for longitudinal data analysis. Statistical models conven...
Multilevel modelling is a popular approach for longitudinal data analysis. Statistical models conven...
Health-related quality of life assessment is important in the clinical evaluation of patients with ...
Koenker & Basset, 1978 introduce the quantile regression estimator, that allows to have a more compl...
Health-related quality of life assessment is important in the clinical evaluation of patients with ...
Dependent data arise in many studies. For example, children with the same parents or living in neigh...
The quantile regression model is an active area of statistical research that has received a lot of a...
The quantile regression model is an active area of statistical research that has received a lot of a...
Motivated by the analysis of data from the UK Millennium Cohort Study on emotional and behavioural d...
Motivated by the analysis of data from the UK Millennium Cohort Study on emotional and behavioural d...
Motivated by the analysis of data from the UK Millennium Cohort Study on emotional and behavioural d...
Quantile and expectile regression models pertain to the estimation of unknown quantiles/expectiles o...
Quantile and expectile regression models pertain to the estimation of unknown quantiles/expectiles o...
Quantile and expectile regression models pertain to the estimation of unknown quantiles/expectiles o...
Quantile and expectile regression models pertain to the estimation of unknown quantiles/expectiles o...
Multilevel modelling is a popular approach for longitudinal data analysis. Statistical models conven...
Multilevel modelling is a popular approach for longitudinal data analysis. Statistical models conven...
Health-related quality of life assessment is important in the clinical evaluation of patients with ...
Koenker & Basset, 1978 introduce the quantile regression estimator, that allows to have a more compl...
Health-related quality of life assessment is important in the clinical evaluation of patients with ...
Dependent data arise in many studies. For example, children with the same parents or living in neigh...