Description Usage Arguments Value References
View source: R/p_gdfa_constant.R
See p_gdfa.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7  | p_gdfa_constant(g, y, xtilde, c = NULL, errors = "processing",
  estimate_var = TRUE, start_nonvar_var = c(0.01, 1),
  lower_nonvar_var = c(-Inf, 1e-04), upper_nonvar_var = c(Inf, Inf),
  jitter_start = 0.01, hcubature_list = list(tol = 1e-08),
  nlminb_list = list(control = list(trace = 1, eval.max = 500, iter.max =
  500)), hessian_list = list(method.args = list(r = 4)),
  nlminb_object = NULL)
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g | 
 Numeric vector with pool sizes, i.e. number of members in each pool.  | 
y | 
 Numeric vector with poolwise Y values, coded 0 if all members are controls and 1 if all members are cases.  | 
xtilde | 
 Numeric vector (or list of numeric vectors, if some pools have replicates) with Xtilde values.  | 
c | 
 List where each element is a numeric matrix containing the C values for members of a particular pool (1 row for each member).  | 
errors | 
 Character string specifying the errors that X is subject to.
Choices are   | 
estimate_var | 
 Logical value for whether to return variance-covariance matrix for parameter estimates.  | 
start_nonvar_var | 
 Numeric vector of length 2 specifying starting value for non-variance terms and variance terms, respectively.  | 
lower_nonvar_var | 
 Numeric vector of length 2 specifying lower bound for non-variance terms and variance terms, respectively.  | 
upper_nonvar_var | 
 Numeric vector of length 2 specifying upper bound for non-variance terms and variance terms, respectively.  | 
jitter_start | 
 Numeric value specifying standard deviation for mean-0
normal jitters to add to starting values for a second try at maximizing the
log-likelihood, should the initial call to   | 
hcubature_list | 
 List of arguments to pass to
  | 
nlminb_list | 
 List of arguments to pass to   | 
hessian_list | 
 List of arguments to pass to
  | 
nlminb_object | 
 Object returned from   | 
List containing:
Numeric vector of parameter estimates.
Variance-covariance matrix.
 Returned nlminb object from maximizing the
log-likelihood function.
Akaike information criterion (AIC).
Lyles, R.H., Van Domelen, D.R., Mitchell, E.M. and Schisterman, E.F. (2015) "A discriminant function approach to adjust for processing and measurement error When a biomarker is assayed in pooled samples." Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 12(11): 14723–14740.
Mitchell, E.M, Lyles, R.H., and Schisterman, E.F. (2015) "Positing, fitting, and selecting regression models for pooled biomarker data." Stat. Med 34(17): 2544–2558.
Schisterman, E.F., Vexler, A., Mumford, S.L. and Perkins, N.J. (2010) "Hybrid pooled-unpooled design for cost-efficient measurement of biomarkers." Stat. Med. 29(5): 597–613.
Whitcomb, B.W., Perkins, N.J., Zhang, Z., Ye, A., and Lyles, R. H. (2012) "Assessment of skewed exposure in case-control studies with pooling." Stat. Med. 31: 2461–2472.
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