Analysis of Correlated Data

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(SPH BS 805 AND (SPH BS 852 OR (BS818 and BS819))); or consent of instructor. - The purpose of this advanced seminar is to present some of the modern methods for analyzing correlated observations. Such data may arise in longitudinal studies where repeated observations are collected on study subjects or in studies in which there is a natural clustering of observations, such as a multi-center study of observations clustered within families. Students start with a review of methods for repeated measures analysis of variance and proceed to more complicated study designs. The course presents both likelihood-based methods and quasi-likelihood methods. Marginal, random effects and transition models are discussed. Students apply these methods in homework assignments and a project→SPH BS 857→unlocks 1 courses

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