JSM 2012 Online Program
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253 | Mon, 7/30/2012, 2:00 PM - 3:50 PM | CC-Sails Pavilion | |
Contributed Oral Poster Presentations: Biometrics — Contributed Poster Presentations | |||
Biometrics Section | |||
Chair(s): William Hadjuk, San Diego State University | |||
01: | Inference on Bivariate Survival Data with Interval Sampling Through Kendall's Tau: Testing and Association Measure — Hong Zhu, The Ohio State University ; Mei-Cheng Wang, The Johns Hopkins University | ||
02: | Predicting the Lethal Phenotype of the Knockout Mouse by Integrating Comprehensive Genomic Data — Robyn Ball ; Yuan Yuan, Baylor College of Medicine ; Yanxun Xu, Rice University/MD Anderson Cancer Center ; Jianfeng Xu, Alliance Data ; Han Liang, MD Anderson Cancer Center | ||
03: | Interpreting Parameter Estimates That Distinguish Multilevel Effects in Oral Health Research — David M Thompson, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center ; Julie A Stoner, University of Oklahoma ; Jeffrey B Payne, University of Nebraska | ||
05: | Bivariate Marker Measurements and ROC Analysis — Shanshan Li, The Johns Hopkins University ; Mei-Cheng Wang, The Johns Hopkins University | ||
06: | Simulation Studies on the Analysis of Interval-Censored Survival Data with Differential Assessment Times — Isao Yokota, University of Tokyo ; Yutaka Matsuyama, University of Tokyo ; Yasuo Ohashi, University of Tokyo | ||
07: | Comparison of Several Confidence Intervals for Median Residual Lifetime with Left-Truncated and Right-Censored Data — Tsung-Hsien Tsai, National Cheng Kung University ; Yunchan Chi, National Cheng Kung University ; Yi-Hsuan Tu, National Cheng Kung University ; Wen-Yan Tsai, Columbia University | ||
08: | Empirical Likelihood Confidence Interval of a Difference in Upper Percentiles Between Two Groups — Jihnhee Yu, SUNY at Buffalo ; Albert Vexler, SUNY at Buffalo ; Alan D Hutson, SUNY at Buffalo | ||
09: | Statistical Inference for the Treatment Effect in Functional AFT Model with Longitudinal Trajectories of Time-Varying Covariate — Jincheng Shen, University of Michigan ; Lu Wang, University of Michigan ; Jeremy Michael George Taylor, University of Michigan | ||
10: | Internal Pilots for Cluster-Randomized Trials — Ashutosh Ranjan, The University of Alabama at Birmingham ; Leslie A McClure, The University of Alabama at Birmingham ; Christopher S Coffey, University of Iowa | ||
11: | How Are Mouse Models Correlated to Human Cancers? — Lianbo Yu, The Ohio State University ; David Jarjoura, The Ohio State University | ||
12: | Integration of MicroRNA and mRNA by Weighted Gene Co-Expression Network Analysis — Eileen Liao ; David Elashoff, University of California at Los Angeles ; Steve Horvath, University of California at Los Angeles | ||
14: | Effect of Compliance Interaction in Factorial Design on Standard Noncompliance Methods — Peter D Merrill, The University of Alabama at Birmingham ; Leslie A McClure, The University of Alabama at Birmingham | ||
15: | Statistical Approaches for Off-Target Effects Identification and Corrections in High-throughput RNAi Screenings — Rui Zhong, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center ; Andy Xiao, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center ; Michael White, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center ; Yang Xie, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center | ||
16: | A Mallows Mixture Model for Event Sequences: Application to Partially Ranked Data — Laurel Beckett, University of California at Davis ; Erik Gregory, University of California at Davis | ||
17: | Accounting for Below Detection Limit Values in the Analysis of Metabolomic Data — Philip Dixon, Iowa State University | ||
18: | Similarity Measurement of Array-Based Comparative Genomic Hybridization Data in Evaluation of Whole Genome Amplified DNA — Ching-Wei Chang | ||
19: | A Comparison of Methods for Association Mapping of Nominal Responses with Rare Variants — Janae Nicholson, Oklahoma State University ; Lan Zhu, Oklahoma State University | ||
20: | Slope Estimation for Informatively Right-Censored Longitudinal Data Assuming a Nonconstant Survival Model for the Censoring Process: Application to Renal Transplant Patients — Miran Jaffa, American University of Beirut ; Ayad A. Jaffa, American University of Beirut | ||
21: | Survival-Supervised Latent Dirichlet Allocation Models for Genomic Cancer Research — John A. Dawson, University of Wisconsin-Madison ; Christina Kendziorski, University of Wisconsin-Madison | ||
22: | A Discriminant Function for Renal Inflammatory Activity Associated with Lupus Nephritis — Alice Hinton, The Ohio State University ; Haikady Nagaraja, The Ohio State University ; Brad Rovin, The Ohio State University | ||
23: | Model Checking for Marginal Hazards Regression Model from Case-Cohort Studies with Multiple Disease Outcomes — Sangwook Kang, University of Connecticut | ||
24: | Model-Based Stastical Approach for Paired-End ChIP-Seq — Sangsoon Woo, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center ; Xuekui Zhang, The Johns Hopkins University ; Raphael Gottardo, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center | ||
25: | Using Genomic Data to Better Characterize Adverse Event Risk — Robert Makowsky, FDA ; Kirk Yancy Williams, FDA ; Samir Lababidi, FDA | ||
26: | Testing the Equality of the Efficiencies of Two Correlated Outcome Measures in Clinical Trials — Youngju Pak, University of Missouri-Columbia ; John Hewett, University of Missouri-Columbia ; Marian Minor, University of Missouri-Columbia ; Nilotpal Sanyal, University of Missouri-Columbia | ||
27: | Modified Linear Discriminant Analysis — Jin Hyun Nam ; Donguk Kim, Sungkyunkwan University | ||
28: | A Method for Missing Data Problems in Epidemiologic Studies with Historical Exposure — Xinbo Zhang, Oregon Health and Science University ; Bryan Langholz, University of Southern California School of Medicine ; Myles Cockburn, University of Southern California | ||
29: | Preprocessing of Analytical Profiles in the Presence of Nonrandom Missing Values in Mass Spectrometry Data — Kyoungmi Kim, University of California at Davis ; Uyenthao Nguyen, University of California at Davis ; Sandra L Taylor, University of California at Davis | ||
30: | Hypothesis Testing with Small Sample Size Without Restricting Covariance Structure — David Jarjoura, The Ohio State University ; Xueliang Pan, The Ohio State University ; Xiaobai Li, The Ohio State University | ||
31: | Multivariate Accelerated Failure Time Model with Generalized Estimating Equations — Steven Chiou, University of Connecticut | ||
32: | A Powerful Multivariate Model for Multiple-Trait Genome-Wide Association Mapping — Hung-Chih Ku, Oklahoma State University ; Lan Zhu, Oklahoma State University | ||
33: | Logistic Regression Versus Discriminant Analysis: Empirical Simulations Investigating Prediction Performance in Biometrical Data — Robert G. Downer, Grand Valley State University | ||
34: | Pearsonian Estimation and Inference for a Model-Based Measure of Agreement — Jie Gao, University of South Carolina ; Donald George Edwards, University of South Carolina ; Andrew Wood, University of Nottingham ; Jayaram Sethuraman, Florida State University | ||
35: | Evaluation of Landmark-Based Face Recognition Using Bidimensional and Tridimensional Regression — Kendra Schmid, University of Nebraska Medical Center | ||
36: | Multistage Sequence/Array Design — Thomas J Hoffmann, University of California at San Francisco ; John Witte, University of California at San Francisco | ||
37: | Transition of Abstinence and Relapse in Smokers Enrolled in a Randomized Trial — Hung-Wen Yeh, Kansas University Medical Center ; Edward F. Ellerbeck, University of Kansas Medical Center ; Jonathan D. Mahnken, University of Kansas Medical Center | ||
38: | A Sequential Combined P-Value Test for Multiple Hypothesis Testing in Genomic Studies — Shunpu Zhang, University of Nebraska ; Huann-Sheng Chen, National Cancer Institute ; Ruth Pfeiffer, National Cancer Institute | ||
39: | Sample size calculation for survival time data in cluster randomized trials using the NIATx 200 trial design as an example — Antje Jahn-Eimermacher, University Medical Center, Mainz ; Jim Robinson, University of Wisconsin-Madison ; Andrew Quanbeck, University of Wisconsin-Madison ; Dennis McCarty, Oregon Health and Science University | ||
40: | A Simulation Study to Compare Two Classes of Models for Analyzing Clustered Data with Informative Cluster Size — Ana Maria Iosif, University of California at Davis | ||
41: | A Simple Pseudo--Maximum Likelihood Estimate for the Binormal ROC Curve — Huining Kang, University of New Mexico ; Edward J Bedrick, University of New Mexico | ||
42: | Estimating Vaccine Efficacy Using Survival Analysis and a Validation Set for Outcomes — Yanjun Chen, University of Washington ; Yang Yang, University of Florida ; Eben Kenah, University of Florida ; M. Elizabeth Halloran, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center | ||
43: | Statistical Methods for DNA Methylation Next-Generation Sequencing Data — Gayla Olbricht, Missouri University of Science and Technology | ||
44: | Similarity-Based Marker-Set Association Tests for Gene-Environment Effects in Case-Control Studies — Guolin Zhao, North Carolina State University ; Daowen Zhang, North Carolina State University ; Jung-Ying Tzeng, North Carolina State University | ||
45: | A Piece-Wise Exponential Model to Obtain Inverse Probability Censoring Weights (IPCW) — Jie (Rena) Sun, University of Michigan ; Douglas E Schaubel, University of Michigan ; John Kalbfleisch, University of Michigan | ||
46: | Validating a Cox Proportional-Hazards Model — Tristan Grogan, University of California at Los Angeles ; David Elashoff, University of California at Los Angeles | ||
47: | Nonparametric Bootstrap Confidence Intervals for Variance Components in One-Way Random Effects Models — Brent Burch, Northern Arizona University | ||
48: | Correcting Hypertension Prevalence Estimates for Terminal Digit Preference in Blood Pressure Readings — Hao Wang, The Johns Hopkins University ; Leslie A McClure, The University of Alabama at Birmingham ; Ronald Prineas, Wake Forest School of Medicine ; George Howard, The University of Alabama at Birmingham ; Virginia J Howard, The University of Alabama at Birmingham ; Daniel F. Heitjan, University of Pennsylvania | ||
49: | An Extended GEE Model with Latent Variables for Brain fMRI Connectivity — Lijun Zhang, Emory University ; Ming Wang, Emory University ; F. DuBois Bowman, Emory University | ||
51: | Quantile Regression for Recurrent Gap Time Data — Xianghua Luo, University of Minnesota ; Chiung-Yu Huang, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases ; Lan Wang, University of Minnesota | ||
52: | Chi-Square Test for Competing Risks Data — Qing Yang, University of California at Los Angeles ; Gang Li, University of California at Los Angeles | ||
53: | Time Dependence of Gene-Expression Signatures to Predict Breast Cancer Recurrence — Kit Fun Lau, VitaPath Genetics | ||
54: | Forward Longitudinal Data Analysis with Application in Clinical Trials — Haobo Ren, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ; Qian Ren, University of Minnesota ; Richard Wu, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ; Yuhwen Soo, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. | ||
55: | Regularized Multidimensional Functional Regression via Haar Wavelets with Application to PET Imaging — Xuejing Wang, University of Michigan ; Bin Nan, University of Michigan ; Ji Zhu, University of Michigan | ||
56: | Robust Estimation Method for Finite Mixture of Poisson Mixed-Effect Models — Kelvin Yau, City University of Hong Kong ; Liming Xiang, Nanyang Technological University ; Andy Lee, Curtin University | ||
57: | Investigating the General Guidelines for Modeling Extra-Dispersed Proportion Data Based on Some Completing Proportion Models — Krishna Saha, Central Connecticut State University | ||
58: | Model-Free Prediction of Survival Probability with High-Dimensional Covariates — Yuan Geng, North Carolina State University ; Wenbin Lu, North Carolina State University ; Hao Helen Zhang, North Carolina State University | ||
59: | Statistical Methods for Flow Cytometry Cross Sample Comparison — Mengya Liu, Southern Methodist University | ||
60: | Gaussian Variational Approximation for Overdispersed Generalized Linear Mixed Models — Aklilu Habteab Ghebretinsae, I-Biostat ; Geert Molenberghs, I-BioStat/Universiteit Hasselt/Katholieke Universiteit Leuven ; Christel Faes, I-Biostat | ||
61: | Multiple Comparison Procedures for Voxelwise Genomewide Association Studies — Wen-Yu Hua, Penn State University ; Debashis Ghosh, Penn State University | ||
62: | The Hosmer-Lemeshow Goodness-of-Fit Test: Does the Grouping Really Matter? — Hillary Rivera, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences ; Keith Williams, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences ; Zoran Bursac, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences ; Dave Hosmer, University of Massachusetts | ||
63: | Bayesian System Network Modeling of Multiple Sparse Replicates — James Lawrence Norris, Wake Forest University ; David John, Wake Forest University ; Kristopher Patton, Wake Forest University |
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