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SELF-MODELING REGRESSION FOR LONGITUDINAL DATA: Abstract

Statistical Engineering Division
Seminar Series

Self-Modeling Regression for Longitudinal Data

Naomi S. Altman
Chair, Department of Biostatistics
Cornell University

Self-modleing regression is a semi-parametric method for modeling curves with similar shape. The shape is modeled nonparametrically, but the differences among curves is modeled parametrically. This allows a flexible framework for modeling families of curves, while retaining the usefulness of parametric methods for modeling the differences among curves.

The methodology will be demonstrated with the analysis of a randomized complete block experiment, in which the data are curves. Use of self-modeling regression for experiments with response curves will be discussed.

Date created: 6/5/2001
Last updated: 6/21/2001
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