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Multiple imputation and random forests (MIRF) for unobservable, high-dimensional data.
The international journal of biostatistics - 1 Jan 2007
Nonyane Bareng A S, Foulkes Andrea S
Abstract excerpt
Understanding the genetic underpinnings to complex diseases requires consideration of sophisticated analytical methods designed to uncover intricate associations across multiple predictor variables. At the same time, knowledge of whether single nucleotide polymorphisms within a gene are on the sa...
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