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This is the data for Beath and Heller (2009).
Allergy and respiratory symptoms for infants 0 to 2 years in six month periods. Outcome is presence or absence of symptom in the six months. Original data was collected at Visits 1-7 over the 2 year period which were summarised to six month periods.
Note that these models can be slow to fit, with the "symptoms.lca2random2" model taking about 1-2 hours.
Thanks to the investigators of the CAPS study for making the data available.
symptoms
A data frame with 444 observations on the following 17 variables.
Nightcough.13
Night cough in visits 1-3
Wheeze.13
Wheeze in visits 1-3
Itchyrash.13
Itchy rash in visits 1-3
FlexDerma.13
Flexural Dermatitis in visits 1-3
Nightcough.45
Night cough in visits 1-3
Wheeze.45
Wheeze in visits 4-5
Itchyrash.45
Itchy rash in visits 4-5
FlexDerma.45
Flexural Dermatitis in visits 4-5
Nightcough.6
Night cough in visit 6
Wheeze.6
Wheeze in visit 6
Itchyrash.6
Itchy rash in visit 6
FlexDerma.6
Flexural Dermatitis in visits 1-3
Nightcough.7
Night cough in visit 7
Wheeze.7
Wheeze in visit 7
Itchyrash.7
Itchy rash in visit 7
FlexDerma.7
Flexural Dermatitis in visit 7
Freq
Number of subjects
Mihrshai et al (2001)
Mihrshahi, S., Peat, J.K., Webb, K., Tovey, R.E., Marks, G.B., Mellis, C.M. and Leeder S.R. (2001) The Childhood Asthma Prevention Study (CAPS): Design and research protocol of a randomized trial for the primary prevention of asthma. Control led Clinical Trials, 22:333–354.
Beath, K.J. and Heller, G.Z. (2009) Latent trajectory modelling of multivariate binary data. Statistical Modelling, 9(3):199–213.
symptoms.lca2 <- randomLCA(symptoms[, 1:16], freq = symptoms$Freq, nclass = 2,
cores = 1)
symptoms.lca2random <- randomLCA(symptoms[, 1:16], freq = symptoms$Freq,
random = TRUE, nclass = 2, blocksize = 4, constload = FALSE, cores = 1)
symptoms.lca2random2 <- randomLCA(symptoms[, 1:16], freq = symptoms$Freq,
random = TRUE, level2 = TRUE, nclass = 2, level2size = 4, constload = FALSE,
penalty = 0.1, cores = 1)
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