We consider Bayesian inference about the mean of a binary variable that is subject to misclassification error. If the error probabilities are not known, or cannot be estimated, the parameter is only partially identified. For several reasonable and intuitive prior distributions of the misclassification probabilities, we derive new analytical expressions for the posterior distribution. Our results circumvent the need for Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation. The priors we use lead to regions in the identified set that are a posteriori more likely than others
Estimated associations between an outcome variable and misclassified covariates tend to be biased wh...
Includes bibliographical references (p. ).Mismeasurment, and specifically misclassification, are ine...
In areas such as health and insurance, there can be data limitations that may cause an identificatio...
We present a Bayesian analysis of a regression model with a binary covariate that may have classific...
This paper considers estimation of success probabilities of categorical binary data subject to miscl...
In this paper, we present a Bayesian approach to estimate the mean of a binary variable and changes ...
We study a regression model with a binary explanatory variable that is subject to misclassification ...
We consider several statistical approaches to binary classification and multiple hypothesis testing ...
We consider several statistical approaches to binary classification and multiple hypothesis testing ...
A two‐stage Bayesian method is presented for analyzing case–control studies in which a binary variab...
Misclassification in a binary exposure variable within an unmatched prospective study may lead to a ...
Interval estimation for the proportion parameter in one-sample misclassified binary data has caught ...
Three Bayesian approaches are considered for the selection of binomial proportion parameters when da...
Misclassification of epidemiological and observational data is a problem that commonly arises and ca...
We investigate the sample size problem when a binomial parameter is to be estimated, but some degree...
Estimated associations between an outcome variable and misclassified covariates tend to be biased wh...
Includes bibliographical references (p. ).Mismeasurment, and specifically misclassification, are ine...
In areas such as health and insurance, there can be data limitations that may cause an identificatio...
We present a Bayesian analysis of a regression model with a binary covariate that may have classific...
This paper considers estimation of success probabilities of categorical binary data subject to miscl...
In this paper, we present a Bayesian approach to estimate the mean of a binary variable and changes ...
We study a regression model with a binary explanatory variable that is subject to misclassification ...
We consider several statistical approaches to binary classification and multiple hypothesis testing ...
We consider several statistical approaches to binary classification and multiple hypothesis testing ...
A two‐stage Bayesian method is presented for analyzing case–control studies in which a binary variab...
Misclassification in a binary exposure variable within an unmatched prospective study may lead to a ...
Interval estimation for the proportion parameter in one-sample misclassified binary data has caught ...
Three Bayesian approaches are considered for the selection of binomial proportion parameters when da...
Misclassification of epidemiological and observational data is a problem that commonly arises and ca...
We investigate the sample size problem when a binomial parameter is to be estimated, but some degree...
Estimated associations between an outcome variable and misclassified covariates tend to be biased wh...
Includes bibliographical references (p. ).Mismeasurment, and specifically misclassification, are ine...
In areas such as health and insurance, there can be data limitations that may cause an identificatio...