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Multivariate adaptive regression splines: a powerful method for detecting disease-risk relationship differences among subgroups.

Statistics in medicine - 30 Apr 2006

York Timothy P, Eaves Lindon J, van den Oord Edwin J C G

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In a wide variety of medical research scenarios one is interested in the question whether regression curves differ for subgroups in the sample. Examples are gender differences in the effect of drug treatment or the study of genotype-environment interactions. To address this question exploratory t...

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PMID: 16100739
DOI: 10.1002/sim.2292

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