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An R-Based Landscape Validation of a Competing Risk Model
Published on: September 16, 2022
A multivariate CAR model for improving the estimation of relative risks
Fedele P Greco1, Carlo Trivisano
1Department of Statistics P. Fortunati, University of Bologna, Italy. fedele.greco@unibo.it
Abstract:
Disease mapping studies have been widely performed at univariate level, that is considering only one disease in the estimated models. Nonetheless, simultaneous modelling of different diseases can be a valuable tool both from the epidemiological and from the statistical point of view. In this paper we propose a model for multivariate disease mapping that generalizes the univariate conditional auto-regressive distribution. The proposed model is proven to be an effective alternative to existing multivariate models, mainly because it overcome some restrictive hypotheses underlying models previously proposed in this context. Model performances are checked via a simulation study and via application to a case study.
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