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Martin Otava1, Ziv Shkedy1, Ludwig A Hothorn2
1a Interuniversity Institute for Biostatistics and Statistical Bioinformatics , Hasselt University , Hasselt , Belgium.
Abstract:
The identification of the minimum effective dose is of high importance in the drug development process. In early stage screening experiments, establishing the minimum effective dose can be translated into a model selection based on information criteria. The presented alternative, Bayesian variable selection approach, allows for selection of the minimum effective dose, while taking into account model uncertainty. The performance of Bayesian variable selection is compared with the generalized order restricted information criterion on two dose-response experiments and through the simulations study. Which method has performed better depends on the complexity of the underlying model and the effect size relative to noise.
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