Dick Verkerk
2007-Mar-23 17:11 UTC
[R] course on Analysis of Repeated Measurements by Ronald Geskus
Analysis of Repeated Measurements By Dr. Ronald Geskus April 27, 2007 Amsterdam, The Netherlands http://www.can.nl/events/details.php?id=31 This course is aimed at everyone who is working with data that contain repeated measurements on persons or otherwise related data and who wants to analyse such data in a proper way. In many situations one may have data that show some form of dependence. Longitudinal data occur when some outcome variable is measured on experimental units at several points in time, often with the aim to study development over time. Dependence also occurs when data have been collected within units, like the performance score of students within different schools. For the analysis, special statistical methods are required that take account of the correlation of observations within the same unit. For normally distributed variables, the mixed-effects model is the standard tool for analysis. In S-PLUS and R, the NLME library introduced the "groupedData" class, which will be used as the basic structure for the analysis of linear models with repeated measurements (linear mixed effects). Together with the extensive possibilities for graphical exploration in S-PLUS and R, a flexible tool for the analysis of longitudinal data and the evaluation of the model fits are available. Programs for the analysis of discrete and non-normally distributed variables will also be covered briefly. Emphasis of the course is on the practical application of models for longitudinal data. Participants will be made familiar with the possibilities offered by S-PLUS and R through computer exercises. you will learn how to * plot individual patterns of repeated measurements in a flexible way * perform analyses for repeated measurements and show results graphically * evaluate model fit, numerically as well as graphically Experience with the analysis of repeated measurements is not assumed. Knowledge of R or S-PLUS at the level of the introductory course is advised. Location: Amsterdam Date : April 27 Time : 10:00h.-17:00h. Price : EURO 395,- excl. VAT, Includes lunch and course materials Register: - phone : +31-(0)20-560-8400 - Email : altman at can.nl - Web : http://www.can.nl/events/details.php?id=31 There is a maximum of 12 participants. You may register by replying to this email and provide us with the following information. Name : M / F Title : Department : Institute : Address : City : Zip : Telephone : Fax : Email : Please let us know if you have any questions. Please feel free to send this message on to your colleagues and friends for whom it might be interesting!! Kind regards, Dick Verkerk CANdiensten _________________________ Dick Verkerk, managing director CANdiensten, Nieuwpoortkade 23-25, NL-1055 RX Amsterdam tel: +31 20 5608410 fax: +31 20 5608448 verkerk at candiensten.nl _________________________ Your Partner in Mathematics and Statistics!
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