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Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series A: Statistics in Society

Oxford University Press

AJG 3
Abstract coverage—see Methodology
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Operating characteristics of Bayes factors
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Sensitivity analysis for clustered observational studies with an application to the effectiveness of magnet nursing hospitals
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Handbook of Statistical Methods for Precision Medicine
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Maozai Tian
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Garib Nath Singh
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R A Bailey
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Xiang Li et al.
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A network-based distributional inference approach to model country-level cyber risk
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