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Nonparametric mixed-effects models for repeated binary data arising in serial dilution assays: an application to estimating viral burden in AIDS.

Approaches for determining treatment effects in mixed-effects models utilizing outcome data obtained from serial dilution assays were established....
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 03/01/96 by Gruttola, Victor de; Laird, Nan; Zackin, Robert · More from publication
AIDS Epidemiology: A Quantitative Approach. (book reviews)

The potential of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) to spread rapidly throughout communities across the word is not the only reason for its...
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 06/01/95 by DeGruttola, Victor · More from publication
Modeling the relationship of survival to longitudinal data measured with error. Applications to survival and CD4 counts in patients with AIDS.

The development of suitable surrogate markers for evaluating HIV patient trials has been a major concern for clinical outcome studies. The use of...
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 03/01/95 by DeGruttola, Victor; Tsiatis, A.A.; Wulfsohn, M.S. · More from publication

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