dm65.1:
Update to a program for saving a model fit as a dataset
Author: Roger Newson, Guy's, King's and St Thomas' School of Medicine, London, UK
Page: 2
dm82:
Simulating two- and three-generation families
Author: Jisheng Cui, University of Melbourne, Australia
Pages: 2–5
gr45:
A turnip graph engine
Author: Steven Woloshin, VA Outcomes Group, VA Medical Center, White River Junction, VT
Pages: 5–8
sbe19.3:
Tests for publication bias in meta-analysis: erratum
Author: Thomas J. Steichen, RJRT
Page: 8
sbe39.1:
Nonparametric trim and fill analysis of publication bias in meta-analysis: erratum
Author: Thomas J. Steichen, RJRT
Pages: 8–9
sg84.3:
Concordance correlation coefficient: minor corrections
Authors: Thomas J. Steichen, RJRT
Nicholas J. Cox, University of Durham, UK
Page: 9
sg97.2:
Update to formatting regression output
Author: John Luke Gallup, Harvard University
Pages: 9–13
sg153:
Censored least absolute deviations estimator: CLAD
Authors: Dean Jolliffe, Economic Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bohdan Krushelnytskyy, Czech Republic
Anastassia Semykina, Czech Republic
Pages: 13–16
sg154:
Confidence intervals for the ratio of two binomial proportions by Koopman's method
Author: Duolao Wang, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, UK
Pages: 16–19
sg155:
Tests for the multinomial logit model
Authors: Jeremy Freese, University of Wisconsin-Madison
J. Scott Long, Indiana University
Pages: 19–25
sg156:
Mean score method for missing covariate data in logistic regression models
Authors: Marie Reilly, Epidemiology & Public Health, University
College Cork, Ireland
Agus Salim, Department of Statistics, University College Cork, Ireland
Pages: 25–27
sg157:
Predicted values calculated from linear or logistic regression models
Author: Joanne M. Garrett, University of North Carolina
Pages: 27–30
snp15.2:
Update to Somersd
Author: Roger Newson, Guy's, King's and St Thomas' School of Medicine,
London, UK
Page: 30
snp16:
Robust confidence intervals for median and other percentile differences between two groups
Author: Roger Newson, Guy's, King's and St Thomas' School of Medicine, London, UK
Pages: 30–35
sts15.1:
Tests for stationarity of a time series: update
Authors: Christopher F. Baum, Boston College
Richard Sperling, The Ohio State University
Pages: 35–36
sxd2:
Computing optimal sampling designs for two-stage studies
Authors: Marie Reilly, Epidemiology & Public Health, University College Cork, Ireland
Agus Salim, Department of Statistics, Univeristy College Cork, Ireland
Pages: 37–41
sxd3:
Sample size for the kappa-statistic of interrater agreement
Author: Michael E. Reichenheim, Instituto de Medicina Social/UERJ, Brazil
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