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China Classification and Variable Selection : W0 N3 G. J6 ?* L x+ {
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Clinical information data mining and application & G9 _: K* o. a" F' ]$ K5 z9 G(Chair: Xiuhua Guo, Capital Medical University)* k G* P! R) e7 i- v+ Z
Japan Missing Data in Clinical Trials: Basic Concepts and Practical Issues in Japan / A1 r" b# |2 t+ m' x- }' N (Chair: Hideki Suganami, Ph.D. Kowa Co., Ltd., Satoru Fukinbara, Ph.D. Ono Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.) 6 c4 I5 o# O/ G) ~: y 7 Z+ T) f) o! q/ s) g
Design and conduct of clinical trials for preventing missing data ) ?) N* W7 Z" h( T" j, z(Speaker: Shiro Tanaka, Ph.D.Kyoto University)/ @5 [$ `8 G/ x9 a- w
Some examples of the treatment of missing data in investigator-initiated clinical trials. O7 E$ E( q5 \, d) a0 U
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Actual practice of handling of missing data in clinical trials 2 {9 _2 N: A* D! A$ K! c3 ^$ D+ x9 v(Speaker: Nobushige Matsuoka, Ph.D., Yoichi Ii, Ph.D., Tamotsu Yoshiyama, M.S., Norisuke Kawai, Ph.D. ,Clinical Statistics, Pfizer Japan Inc.) - j$ }" q$ A) U- b% X4 j Survey results from JPMA member companies: Current approach for missing data in pivotal registration trials ( a8 T. W+ Y7 X1 @6 v: i! F& c(Speaker: Satoru Tsuchiya, M.S. ,Biostatistics group, Data science Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma, Co., Ltd.)/ c1 @9 }3 _/ |$ C* a* q3 o
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Identification of Variant Associated with Disease using Protein Structural Feature-based Prioritization ) @6 \0 B& [5 s/ P(Speaker: Tae-Rim Lee,Korea National Open University,Min-Seok Kwon(Seoul National University),Sungho Won(Chung Ang University),Taesung Park(Seoul National University))% H6 \; r3 N: ?5 {
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Investigation of Relationship between Influenza Occurrence and Climatic Factors in Three Major Regions in Korea using Time Series Analysis7 V4 r* k7 f& t" F
(Speaker: Hyonggin An (Korea University College of Medicine)and Sang-A Cho (National Cancer Center in Korea)) 2 G; C, h7 Z+ V3 }0 Y& w Chair: Jinheum Kim, University of Suwon % }5 Y( |. o' [3 n
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))" \) P$ Q2 i4 K& l0 ?2 u2 f; j) _' w
Variable Selection in Competing-Risks Frailty Models using Penalized H-likelihood ; h1 j5 t+ k( j$ D4 g(Speaker: Do Ha (Daegu Haany University) and Youngjo Lee (Seoul National University))9 D: v* J; [8 L* |8 K& u, T6 Y
Gene-Gene Interaction Analysis with Survival Phenotype# d" ?1 O* e6 E+ B; J! u( N0 u
(Speaker: Seungyeon Lee (Sejong University), Jin-SeokOh(Sejong University), Min-Seok Kwon(Seoul National University), and Taesung Park(Seoul National University)) ) X$ L5 X; V# _: }) |% C8 S9 G Maximally Selected Two-sample Gray Statistics with Competing Risks Data) B4 q1 ]/ S7 s! i; B
(Speaker: Jinheum Kim (University of Suwon), Sook-young Woo(Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology), Seonwoo Kim(Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology)) ) o4 @: T, v% Q/ l" gSingapore Session title: Likelihood based inference for complex models " u) D" L* i* I v1 @/ Q: J3 T0 w A multiple imputation method for longitudinal data with covariate measurement error under generalized partially linear mixed models6 Y5 P3 B: E3 u2 c7 Y' j" K
(Speaker: Xiang Liming(Nanyang Technological University)) $ B# x, B/ K$ w6 `; p7 H5 }7 _8 v) c$ d Bayesian Empirical Likelihood * M R8 ^& [: R(Speaker: Sanjay Chaudhuri(National University of Singapore, Singapore))) C$ _7 p4 R/ ?& f
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A sign based loss approach to model selection in nonparametric regression3 S+ S R- i& B4 p) g2 `" ^/ E
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Some New Tests for Homogeneity of Relative Risks in Meta-Analysis 3 x; p% w9 W6 p) z% i1 g(Speaker: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Chtwongkasemukiat Viwatwongkasem (Mahidol University))2 I! }& W* t: c5 u1 u
Application of Network Meta-analysis in Randomized Controlled Trials7 f1 `6 ?) K- a2 q5 z- `9 h
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