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Clinical information data mining and application " e( e! Q; e% F2 G(Chair: Xiuhua Guo, Capital Medical University) " ]9 F$ ^, Z8 lJapan Missing Data in Clinical Trials: Basic Concepts and Practical Issues in Japan9 r& A2 ^0 O) ?' F" O0 ~) w
(Chair: Hideki Suganami, Ph.D. Kowa Co., Ltd., Satoru Fukinbara, Ph.D. Ono Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.) 3 Z; f8 @5 @' ]1 } + X. p5 P: @8 z) m) M( ~) i
Design and conduct of clinical trials for preventing missing data P$ R' P9 F. A$ e" u( G! ~(Speaker: Shiro Tanaka, Ph.D.Kyoto University); u: f5 Y, ?, I# o- ~ R
Some examples of the treatment of missing data in investigator-initiated clinical trials 7 g; ~! R4 \; M6 M8 q, p5 x( E(Speaker: Yoichi M. Ito, Ph.D.Hokkaido University) 7 N; Y) U" d u, f7 \ Actual practice of handling of missing data in clinical trials + D9 @ i0 M+ @; ^2 Z' I(Speaker: Nobushige Matsuoka, Ph.D., Yoichi Ii, Ph.D., Tamotsu Yoshiyama, M.S., Norisuke Kawai, Ph.D. ,Clinical Statistics, Pfizer Japan Inc.)! K8 N6 s4 u2 b( L# u7 u a# k) J
Survey results from JPMA member companies: Current approach for missing data in pivotal registration trials0 ?& n7 `7 A8 I5 J
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(Chair:Hyonggin An, Korea University) 8 }. I" o5 ~& x7 z, V$ _ Identification of Variant Associated with Disease using Protein Structural Feature-based Prioritization ' l) i5 q& [7 e" W% C(Speaker: Tae-Rim Lee,Korea National Open University,Min-Seok Kwon(Seoul National University),Sungho Won(Chung Ang University),Taesung Park(Seoul National University))8 |0 ]; m! _2 r, {. t
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Differential Expression Detection in RNA-seq Data with a Small Number of Replicates ' B+ ~7 e7 E7 D+ L* p8 A1 x: A3 \(Speaker: Jungsoo Gim(Seoul National University), Taesung Park(Seoul National University)) 4 Z3 [) U: n) @ I I9 d- m Investigation of Relationship between Influenza Occurrence and Climatic Factors in Three Major Regions in Korea using Time Series Analysis% P; B2 t; W, I/ q. c0 r
(Speaker: Hyonggin An (Korea University College of Medicine)and Sang-A Cho (National Cancer Center in Korea))# e( t; U& Y2 e y
Chair: Jinheum Kim, University of Suwon 3 u5 P/ v2 X2 m( Y# } Additive Hazard Model with Additive Frailty for Semi-Competing Risks Data (Speaker: Yun-Nam Kim (Severance Hospital Clinical Trials Center), Chung Mo Nam(Yonsei University College of Medicine), Yang-Jin Kim(Sookkmyung Women’s University), and Jinheum Kim(University of Suwon)) 4 l' S# {3 I4 t2 l2 Z2 L* H Variable Selection in Competing-Risks Frailty Models using Penalized H-likelihood c. q6 j9 A- H( g
(Speaker: Do Ha (Daegu Haany University) and Youngjo Lee (Seoul National University)) ' v/ |) v+ Z" L Gene-Gene Interaction Analysis with Survival Phenotype + f4 u. ~: S3 i (Speaker: Seungyeon Lee (Sejong University), Jin-SeokOh(Sejong University), Min-Seok Kwon(Seoul National University), and Taesung Park(Seoul National University))% s9 i- H; i. W6 x/ @$ `; R5 c
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Singapore Session title: Likelihood based inference for complex models 4 h* c" h; W, @2 A1 o7 ^ A multiple imputation method for longitudinal data with covariate measurement error under generalized partially linear mixed models ' g2 w+ m5 k: j+ c) k5 r(Speaker: Xiang Liming(Nanyang Technological University))2 r% Q1 x% [ f/ @6 e- r. ^
Bayesian Empirical Likelihood 8 T z8 E3 K9 z" U(Speaker: Sanjay Chaudhuri(National University of Singapore, Singapore))7 m \- @+ w9 S1 J' R/ Z
Consistent Cross-Validation for Tuning Parameter Selection in High-Dimensional Variable Selection & j1 d7 |4 R+ t# s' z, t F$ r(Speaker: Yang Feng(Columbia University)) 4 H* o3 U9 C. e9 N% z2 y A sign based loss approach to model selection in nonparametric regression1 r; ^! s3 M: J* d
(Speaker: Li Jialiang (National University of Singapore, Singapore)) % u% R" x2 k2 B$ f: ]1 p0 N8 TThailand Meta analysis in Clinical Trials . i( T) l% X* ?: o) P, W1 B! \' b Publication Bias and Sensitivity Analysis for Meta-Analysis of Multi-Arm Trials ' c6 E- o1 X2 [. |(Speaker: Dr. Hathaikan Chootrakool (Suan Dusit Rajabhat University)) 7 ]+ L' ], a+ j: w. s3 D Some New Tests for Homogeneity of Relative Risks in Meta-Analysis( |1 e8 P* i" k+ F' j: ]
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