Screening Based on the Risk of Cancer Calculation From Bayesian Hierarchical Changepoint and Mixture Models of Longitudinal Markers
Authors:
- Steven J SkatesSSSteven J Skates
- Donna K PaulerDPDonna K Pauler
- Ian J JacobsIJIan J Jacobs
- 1 June 2001
- journal article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Journal of the American Statistical Association
- Vol. 96 (454) , 429-439
Abstract
The standard approach to early detection of disease with a quantitative marker is to set a population-based fixed reference level for making further individual screening or referral decisions. For ...Keywords
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