VHM 882: Statistical Analysis of Repeated Measures Models -
Winter Semester 2005
Welcome to the homepage of the directed studies course VHM 882 offered in the winter semester of 2005, at the
Department of Health Management, Atlantic Veterinary College. Last updated Apr 8, 2005.
Course outline
This graduate course is a continuation of the directed studies course
"Statistical analysis of generalized, linear, and mixed models" (offered as VHM
881). It covers the foundations of statistical models for repeated measures
data, i.e. repeated measurements over time on the same subject (e.g. animal).
The student will learn the mathematical and statistical theory involved in
analysing such models, and apply the methodology to selected sample datasets
using statistical software (R program). Analysis of repeated measures is
introduced in the applied courses VHM 802 and "Introduction to Multilevel
Modelling" (offered within the framework of VHM 831), but this course will cover
a wider range of methods and give the student the theoretical tools to read
statistical papers on the subject and to study and implement non-standard
extensions of the procedures.
- Course material:
- D: Davis CR (2002), Statistical Methods for the Analysis of Repeated Measurements, Springer, 415pp.
- DH: Diggle PJ, Heagerty P, Liang KY & Zeger SL (2002), Analysis of Longitudinal Data, 2nd ed., Oxford, 379pp.
- MS: McCullogh CE, Searle SR (2000), Generalized, Linear, and Mixed Models, Wiley, 325pp.
- PB: Pinheiro JC & Bates DM (2000), Mixed-Effects Models in S and S-PLUS, Springer, 528pp.
- BR: Brumbach BA, Ryan LM, Schwartz JD, Neas LM, Stark PC & Burge HA (2000), Transitional regression models, with application to environmental time series, Journal of the American Statistical Association 95, 16-27.
- BG: Barbosa MF, Goldstein H (2000), Discrete response multilevel models, Quality and Quantity 34, 323-330.
- LZ: Liang KY & Zeger SL (1986), Longitudinal data analysis using generalized linear models, Biometrika 73, 13-22.
- CZD: Carey VC, Zeger SL & Diggle P (1993), Modelling multivariate binary data with alternating logistic regressions, Biometrika 80, 517-526.
- Course schedule:
- lecture (overview) session, open to everybody interested: Fridays 1:30-2:30pm in the AVC
Faculty Lounge, except for March 4 (Lecture Theatre C) and March 25 (replaced by March 24, same time and place),
- tutorial (details) session: Fridays 2:30-3:30pm,
- lab session: Tuesday afternoons, starting at 1:00pm,
commencing January 14 and 18, for the lecture/tutorial and lab sessions, respectively.
- Assignments and exam:
Schedule
| Session | Date | Topics | Exercises
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| 1 | Jan 14 | Introduction and univariate methods: D:1.1-3,1.6-7,2 (notes) | D:2.3,4,13
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| 2 | Jan 21 | Design and sample size issues: D:1.5; DH:1-3 | add2_1, add2_2
| 3 | Jan 28 | Multivariate normal methods for repeated measures I: D:3 | D:3.1,6,9,11
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| 4 | Feb 4 | Multivariate normal methods for repeated measures II: D:4 | D:4.1,3,8,11
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| 5 | Feb 11 | Repeated measures ANOVA + Linear mixed model for repeated measures: D:5+6.4.1 | D:5.1,5.2,5.4,5.9,6.7
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| 6 | Feb 18 | Linear mixed model for repeated measures: D:6; MS:7 | D:6.1,6.2; add6_1; MS:7.1
| 7 | Feb 25 | Analysis of linear repeated measures models in S-PLUS/R: PB:5 | PB:5.1,5.2; add7_1
| 8 | Mar 4 | Generalized linear models for repeated measures: D:9.1-4; DH:7 | D:9.2, add8_1
| 9 | Mar 11 | Generalized linear mixed models for repeated measures: D:9.7; DH:9; BG | add9_1, add9_2
| 10 | Mar 18 | Generalized linear mixed models for repeated measures: D:9.7; DH:9 | D:9.3,9.5,9.7
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| 11 | Mar 24 | Marginal models and GEE for repeated measures: D:9.5-6; DH:8; LZ; CZD | D:9.11, add11_1, add11_2,
| 12 | Apr 1 | Transitional models for repeated categorical measures: DH:10; BR | D:9.12, add12_1,
| 13 | Apr 8 | Missing values in repeated measures data: D:1.4; DH:13 | add13_1
| 14 | Apr 15 | Student seminar |
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Other information
Contact
Henrik Stryhn, Department of Health Management, Atlantic Veterinary College,
room 417S, phone: (902) 894-2847, fax: (902) 566-0823, e-mail: hstryhn@upei.ca.
Henrik Stryhn
(hstryhn@upei.ca)