In this paper an algorithm called SEM, which is a stochastic version of the EM algorithm, is used to analyze multivariate skew-normal data with intermittent missing values. Also, a multivariate selection model framework for modeling of both missing and response mechanisms is formulated. By the SEM algorithm missing values of responses are inputed by the conditional distribution of missing values given observed data and then the log-likelihood of the pseudocomplete data is maximized. The algorithm is iterated until convergence of parameter estimates. Results of an application are also reported where a Bootstrap approach is used to compute the standard error of the parameter estimates
The stochastic EM algorithm is an MCMC method for approximating the regular EM algo- rithm in missin...
Liu (1996) discussed a class of robust distributions as normal/independent distributions (Andrews an...
This thesis presents some broadly applicable algorithms for computing maximum likelihood estimates (...
AbstractWe establish computationally flexible methods and algorithms for the analysis of multivariat...
In this paper we compare some modern algorithms i.e. Direct Maximization of the Likelihood (DML), th...
Missingness often occurs in data arising from longitudinal studies, inducing imbalance in the sense ...
When the nature of a data set comes from a skew distribution, the use of usual Gaussian mixed effect...
peer reviewedA stochastic representation with a latent variable often enables us to make an EM algor...
This paper presents a novel framework for maximum likelihood (ML) estimation in skew-t factor analys...
The analysis of incomplete longitudinal data requires joint modeling of the longitudinal outcomes (o...
本文建立一些便利的計算方法及演算法來分析具遺失訊息的多變量偏斜常態模型。為了增進計算上的效率與簡化理論上的推導,我們引進二種型式的輔助指標矩陣用以決定每筆觀測值中觀察到與遺失的成份。在隨機化遺失的機制...
A joint model for multivariate responses with potentially non-random missing values on a stochastic ...
We consider novel methods for the computation of model selection criteria in missing-data problems b...
International audienceLogistic regression is a common classification method in supervised learning. ...
We establish computationally flexible tools for the analysis of multivariate skew normal mixtures wh...
The stochastic EM algorithm is an MCMC method for approximating the regular EM algo- rithm in missin...
Liu (1996) discussed a class of robust distributions as normal/independent distributions (Andrews an...
This thesis presents some broadly applicable algorithms for computing maximum likelihood estimates (...
AbstractWe establish computationally flexible methods and algorithms for the analysis of multivariat...
In this paper we compare some modern algorithms i.e. Direct Maximization of the Likelihood (DML), th...
Missingness often occurs in data arising from longitudinal studies, inducing imbalance in the sense ...
When the nature of a data set comes from a skew distribution, the use of usual Gaussian mixed effect...
peer reviewedA stochastic representation with a latent variable often enables us to make an EM algor...
This paper presents a novel framework for maximum likelihood (ML) estimation in skew-t factor analys...
The analysis of incomplete longitudinal data requires joint modeling of the longitudinal outcomes (o...
本文建立一些便利的計算方法及演算法來分析具遺失訊息的多變量偏斜常態模型。為了增進計算上的效率與簡化理論上的推導,我們引進二種型式的輔助指標矩陣用以決定每筆觀測值中觀察到與遺失的成份。在隨機化遺失的機制...
A joint model for multivariate responses with potentially non-random missing values on a stochastic ...
We consider novel methods for the computation of model selection criteria in missing-data problems b...
International audienceLogistic regression is a common classification method in supervised learning. ...
We establish computationally flexible tools for the analysis of multivariate skew normal mixtures wh...
The stochastic EM algorithm is an MCMC method for approximating the regular EM algo- rithm in missin...
Liu (1996) discussed a class of robust distributions as normal/independent distributions (Andrews an...
This thesis presents some broadly applicable algorithms for computing maximum likelihood estimates (...