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Partitioned data set extended usage guide by Lovelace, Mary

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An Introduction to Mathematical Proofs by Loehr, Nicholas A.

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Combinatorics and number theory of counting sequences / by Mezõ, István

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Bayesian cost-effectiveness analysis of medical treatments / by Moreno, Elías, Vázquez Polo, Francisco José, Negrín-Hernández, Miguel Angel

Table of Contents: “…<OL><B><LI>Health economics evaluation </LI></B><P>Introduction </P><P>Conventional types of economic evaluation </P><P>The variables of cost-effectiveness analysis </P><P>Sources of uncertainty in cost-effectiveness analysis </P><P>Conventional tools for cost-effectiveness analysis </P><P>The incremental cost-effectiveness ratio </P><P>The incremental net benefit </P><P>Cost-effectiveness acceptability curve </P><P>Conventional subgroup analysis </P><P>An outline of Bayesian cost-effectiveness analysis </P><B><P></P><P><LI>Statistical inference in parametric models </LI><P></P></B><P>Introduction </P><P>Parametric sampling models </P><P>The likelihood function </P><P>Likelihood sets </P><P>The maximum likelihood estimator </P><P>Proving consistency and asymptotic normality </P><P>Reparametrization to a subparameter </P><P>Parametric Bayesian models </P><P>Subjective priors </P><P>Conjugate priors </P><P>Objective priors </P><P>The predictive distribution </P><P>Bayesian model selection </P><P>Intrinsic priors for model selection </P><P>The normal linear model </P><P>Maximum likelihood estimators </P><P>Bayesian estimators </P><P>An outline of variable selection </P><P></P><B><P><LI>Statistical decision theory </LI><P></P></B><P>Introduction </P><P>Elements of a decision problem </P><P>Ordering rewards </P><P>Lotteries </P><P>The Utility function </P><P>Axioms for the existence of the utility function </P><P>Criticisms to the utility function </P><P>Lotteries that depend on a parameter </P><P>The minimax strategy </P><P>The Bayesian strategy </P><P>Comparison </P><P>Optimal decisions in the presence of sampling information</P><P>The frequentist procedure </P><P>The Bayesian procedure </P><P></P><B><P><LI>Cost-effectiveness analysis. …”
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