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2013
Missing data frequently occur in clinical trials. An important source for missing data are patients who leave the study prematurely, so-called dropouts. We will concentrate here on the impact of dropouts on the clinical trial analysis. When patients are evaluated under treatment only once, then the presence of dropouts makes it hard to comply with the ...
Riyad Khanfer +73 more
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Missing data frequently occur in clinical trials. An important source for missing data are patients who leave the study prematurely, so-called dropouts. We will concentrate here on the impact of dropouts on the clinical trial analysis. When patients are evaluated under treatment only once, then the presence of dropouts makes it hard to comply with the ...
Riyad Khanfer +73 more
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Social Science Computer Review, 2013
Experience sampling research measures people’s thoughts, feelings, and actions in their everyday lives by repeatedly administering brief questionnaires throughout the day. Nonresponse—failing to respond to these daily life questionnaires—has been a vexing source of missing data.
Paul J. Silvia +3 more
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Experience sampling research measures people’s thoughts, feelings, and actions in their everyday lives by repeatedly administering brief questionnaires throughout the day. Nonresponse—failing to respond to these daily life questionnaires—has been a vexing source of missing data.
Paul J. Silvia +3 more
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Organizational Research Methods, 2014
Missing data (a) reside at three missing data levels of analysis (item-, construct-, and person-level), (b) arise from three missing data mechanisms (missing completely at random, missing at random, and missing not at random) that range from completely random to systematic missingness, (c) can engender two missing data problems (biased parameter ...
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Missing data (a) reside at three missing data levels of analysis (item-, construct-, and person-level), (b) arise from three missing data mechanisms (missing completely at random, missing at random, and missing not at random) that range from completely random to systematic missingness, (c) can engender two missing data problems (biased parameter ...
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Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 2004
Calvin D, Croy, Douglas K, Novins
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Calvin D, Croy, Douglas K, Novins
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