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STUDY IN CROSSOVER FRIES MIGRATION [PDF]
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Crossover studies with survival outcomes
Statistical Methods in Medical Research, 2011Crossover designs are well known to have major advantages when comparing the effect of two treatments which do not interact. With a right-censored survival endpoint, however, this design is quickly abandoned in favour of the more costly parallel design.
Els Goetghebeur, Jozefien Buyze
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Study of active crossover network
Nigerian Journal of Physics, 2009An active crossover network system has been realized using an active component LF356 with a JFET input. The net work has two drives, the low frequency drive (Bass) and the high frequency drive (Treble). It employs high level crossover technique. The circuit performance was adequately verified and the frequency response of the system has covered the ...
Tyona, Sfa Akande
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A study on schema preservation by crossover
Systems and Computers in Japan, 2002AbstractThis paper considers the combinatorial optimization problem in which the solution (sample) can be decomposed linearly into multiple schemata. Focusing on an arbitrary kind of schema, the schema preservation mechanism of the crossover in the genetic algorithm is discussed from the viewpoint of the increase or decrease of the number of samples ...
Kimihiro Yamamoto, Shozo Naito
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The case-crossover study design in pharmacoepidemiology
Statistical Methods in Medical Research, 2009In the study of the association of transient drug exposures with acute outcomes, the case-crossover design is an efficient alternative to the case-control approach. This design based exclusively on the case series uses within-subject comparisons of drug exposures over time to estimate the rate ratio of the outcome associated with the drug under study.
Samy Suissa, Joseph A.C. Delaney
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