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Correlation Is Not Prediction: Reassessing Predictive MRI Evidence in Guidelines for Persons With Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis. [PDF]

J Cent Nerv Syst Dis
Minas D, Buchka S, Havla J, Mansmann U.
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Beyond Household Wealth: Women’s Land and House Ownership and Healthcare Access Barriers in Bangladesh

Khan M, Hossain MB, Zannat M, Hos KMT, Mim MA, Araf MAA, Hasan SM, Pantha SD.   +7 more
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Association of pulse pressure with incidence of dementia independent of established risk factors

Fang Y, Henson RN, Bethlehem RA, Whiteside DJ, Zhang H, Dounavi M, Stamatakis EA, Rowe JB, Tsvetanov KA.   +8 more
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Modeling Liquid Association

Biometrics, 2010
In 2002, Ker-Chau Li introduced the liquid association measure to characterize three-way interactions between genes, and developed a computationally efficient estimator that can be used to screen gene expression microarray data for such interactions.
Ho, Yen-Yi, Parmigiani, Giovanni, Louis, Thomas A., Cope, Leslie M.   +3 more
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Association Models for Web Mining

Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery, 2001
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Paolo Giudici, Robert Castelo
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Modeling the evolution of associated data

Data & Knowledge Engineering, 2010
Statistical topic models have been proposed for modeling documents and authorship information. However, few previous works have studied the evolution of associated data. In this paper, we investigate how to model trends of changes in document content and author interests simultaneously over time.
Jie Tang 0001, Jing Zhang 0001
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Vector Associative Memory Models

Automation and Remote Control, 2003
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Kryzhanovskij, B. V., Litinskij, L. B.
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Analysis of multilocus models of association

Genetic Epidemiology, 2003
Abstract It is increasingly recognized that multiple genetic variants, within the same or different genes, combine to affect liability for many common diseases. Indeed, the variants may interact among themselves and with environmental factors.
B, Devlin, Kathryn, Roeder, Larry, Wasserman   +2 more
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