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Statistical methods for informative and outcome-dependent data

Statistical methods for informative and outcome-dependent data
信息性和结果相关数据的统计方法
批准号:
RGPIN-2022-03068
负责人:
McGee, Glen
金额:
$1.38万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2022
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2022-01-01 至 2023-12-31

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在许多实际数据设置中,我们观察数据的方式与数据本身相关。当存在完整数据(例如,完整队列)但有些数据未被观察到时,这被视为丢失数据问题。在其他地方,当没有完整数据的概念时,这种现象就会有各种各样的名字。在与集群相关的设置中,当集群大小与结果相关时,这称为信息性集群大小。在纵向设置中,当测量频率与结果相关时,这被称为信息性访问过程。在每种情况下,观察机制都是信息性的,因为我们如何以及是否观察数据与结果本身相关。虽然信息性通常是一个需要考虑的挑战,但同样的原则可以被利用为优势:结果相关抽样设计的设计是信息性的,旨在提高相对于简单随机抽样的效率--就像在经典的病例对照研究中一样。提供信息的和依赖于结果的观察机制带来了几个分析挑战和机遇。该计划的长期目标是调查和开发统计工具,以便在信息或结果依赖的观察机制下对数据进行建模。在短期内,该计划将为接受信息性观察机制或通过结果相关抽样设计收集的数据开发估计方法,提出新的结果相关设计,以便在数据受到信息性簇大小或访问过程的影响时进行有效估计,并利用现代机器学习分析中的结果相关设计的逻辑。这个程序将通过开发一个统计工具箱来为该领域做出贡献,该工具箱用于分析在理想化情景之外太常见的杂乱和信息丰富的观察数据。此外,拟议的方法受到流行病学、公共卫生和其他领域应用的推动,拟议的研究将产生许多次要影响。例如,针对受信息量大小制约的数据的拟议设计,可以让研究人员有效地研究具有多代影响的暴露--这些影响不仅影响那些暴露的人,而且随着种群的繁殖而产生级联效应。分析复杂和信息量丰富的访问过程中的数据的方法,将使科学家能够通过电子健康记录数据库以原则性的方式调查复杂疾病之间的关系。这项拟议研究的一个关键优先事项将是支持和培训9名学生成为全面发展的统计学家和思想家,他们中的每一个人都将为项目目标做出重大创造性贡献。通过这样做,他们不仅将获得尖端统计工具和如何进行方法学研究的专门知识,而且还将学会向同事和非统计学家利益攸关方清楚地传达统计现象--这正是作为独立统计学家取得成功所需的技能。
英文摘要
In many practical data settings, the way in which we observe data is related to the data themselves. When complete data exist (e.g. a full cohort) but some are unobserved, this is treated as a missing data problem. Elsewhere, when there is no notion of complete data, the phenomenon goes by various names. In cluster-correlated settings when cluster sizes are related to outcomes, this is known as informative cluster size. In longitudinal settings when measurement frequency is related to outcomes, this is known as an informative visit process. In each case, the observation mechanism is informative in that how and whether we observe data is related to the outcomes themselves. While informativeness is typically a challenge to be accounted for, the same principle can be harnessed to one's advantage: outcome-dependent sampling designs are informative by design to improve efficiency relative to simple random sampling-as in the classic case-control study. Informative and outcome-dependent observation mechanisms pose several analysis challenges as well as opportunities. The long-term goal of this program is to investigate and develop statistical tools for modelling data under informative or outcome-dependent observation mechanisms. In the near term, this program will develop estimation methods for data subject to informative observation mechanisms or collected via outcome-dependent sampling designs, propose novel outcome-dependent designs for efficient estimation when data are subject to informative cluster size or visit processes, and leverage the logic of outcome-dependent designs in modern machine learning analyses. This program will contribute to the field by developing a statistical toolbox for analyzing the messy and informatively observed data that are all too common outside of idealized scenarios. Moreover, the proposed methods are motivated by applications in epidemiology, public health and beyond, and the proposed research will have many secondary effects. For example, proposed designs for data subject to informative cluster size can permit researchers to effectively study exposures with multigenerational effects-ones that not only affect those exposed but have cascading effects as the population reproduces. And methods for analyzing data subject to complex and informative visit processes would empower scientists to investigate relationships between complex diseases via electronic health records databases in a principled way. A key priority of the proposed research will be to support and train nine students to become well-rounded statisticians and thinkers, each of whom will make major creative contributions toward the program goals. In so doing, they will not only gain expertise in cutting-edge statistical tools and in how to conduct methodological research but will learn to clearly communicate statistical phenomena to colleagues and non-statistician stakeholders alike-precisely the skills needed to succeed as independent statisticians.
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Statistical methods for informative and outcome-dependent data
  • 批准号:
    DGECR-2022-00433
  • 项目类别:
    Discovery Launch Supplement
  • 资助金额:
    $0.91万
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 负责人:
    McGee, Glen
  • 依托单位:
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  • 项目类别:
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  • 资助金额:
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  • 批准年份:
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  • 负责人:
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