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Sunday, 08/04/2013

Analysis of Longitudinal Data with Attrition and Mortality
Ofer Harel, University of Connecticut
2:45 PM

Tuesday, 08/06/2013

What Statistical Problems Are Not Missing-Data Problems?
Xiao-Li Meng, Harvard University
2:05 PM

Joint Modeling of Incomplete Data with Mixed Variable Types Using Latent-Variable Models
Thomas R. Belin, UCLA Department of Biostatistics
2:25 PM

Comparing Nested Regression Coefficients in Incomplete Data
Chantal Larose, University of Connecticut Department of Statistics; Ofer Harel, University of Connecticut; Jun Yan, University of Connecticut
2:35 PM

F-Tests in Incomplete Data for Multiple Regression Set-Up
Ashok Chaurasia, Univeristy of Connecticut; Ofer Harel, University of Connecticut
2:50 PM

Bayesian Model Assessment in Factor Analysis with Incomplete Data
Ren He, UCLA; Juwon Song, Korea University; Thomas R. Belin, UCLA Department of Biostatistics
3:20 PM

Wednesday, 08/07/2013

Network Meta-Analysis of Categorical Outcomes with Incomplete Data
Christopher Schmid, Brown University; Thomas A Trikalinos, Brown University; Ingram Olkin, Stanford University
10:35 AM

Multiply Robust Estimator for a Population Mean with Incomplete Data
Peisong Han, University of Michigan; Lu Wang, Univeristy of Michigan
2:20 PM

Thursday, 08/08/2013

Maximum Likelihood Imputation
Paul T. von Hippel, The University of Texas
9:50 AM

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