Accounting for measurement error in analyzing data

TESTING FOR AUTOCORRELATION IN UNEQUALLY REPLICATED FUNCTIONAL MEASUREMENT ERROR MODELS

In the ordinary linear models, regressing the residuals against lagged values has been suggested as an approach to test the hypothesis of zero autocorrelation among residuals. In this paper we extend these results to the both equally and unequally replicated functionally measurement error models. We consider the equally and unequally replicated cases separately, because in the first case the re...

Analyzing Paradata to Investigate Measurement Error

HIERARCHICAL DATA CLUSTERING MODEL FOR ANALYZING PASSENGERS’ TRIP IN HIGHWAYS

One of the most important issues in urban planning is developing sustainable public transportation. The basic condition for this purpose is analyzing current condition especially based on data. Data mining is a set of new techniques that are beyond statistical data analyzing. Clustering techniques is a subset of it that one of it’s techniques used for analyzing passengers’ trip. The result of...

Accounting for response misclassification and covariate measurement error improves power and reduces bias in epidemiologic studies.

PURPOSE To quantify the impact of ignoring misclassification of a response variable and measurement error in a covariate on statistical power, and to develop software for sample size and power analysis that accounts for these flaws in epidemiologic data. METHODS A Monte Carlo simulation-based procedure is developed to illustrate the differences in design requirements and inferences between an...

testing for autocorrelation in unequally replicated functional measurement error models

in the ordinary linear models, regressing the residuals against lagged values has been suggested as an approach to test the hypothesis of zero autocorrelation among residuals. in this paper we extend these results to the both equally and unequally replicated functionally measurement error models. we consider the equally and unequally replicated cases separately, because in the first case the re...