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Title:	Functional response models
Authors:	Chiou, JM;Muller, HG;Wang, JL
Contributors:	Division of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics
Abstract:	We review functional regression models and discuss in more detail the situation where the predictor is a vector or scalar, such as a dose, and the response is a random trajectory. These models incorporate the influence of the predictor either through the mean response function, through the random components of a Karhunen-Loeve or functional principal components expansion, or by means of a combination of both. In a case study, we analyze dose-response data with functional responses from an experiment on the age-specific reproduction of medflies. Daily egg-laying was recorded for a sample of 874 medflies in response to dietary dose provided to the flies. we compare several functional response models for these data. A useful criterion to evaluate models is a model's ability to predict the response at a new dose. we quantify this notion by means of a conditional prediction error that is obtained through a leave-one-dose-out technique.
Keywords:	Statistics & Probability
Date:	2004-07
Relation:	Statistica Sinica. 2004 Jul;14(3):675-693.
Link to:	http://www3.stat.sinica.edu.tw/statistica/J14N3/J14N33/J14N33.html
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