'Subject variability' diaporamas de présentation

Population modelling in veterinary medicine : an introduction

Population modelling in veterinary medicine : an introduction. Pierre-Louis Toutain Royal veterinary College London & project officer at the ENV of Toulouse. Wuhan University October 2017. Ojectives of the presentation.

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Testing reliability and validity in medical research

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Outline

Statistical Methods for Assessment of Individual/Population Bioequivalence Shein-Chung Chow, Ph.D. Biostatistics and Clinical Data Management Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Cambridge, MA 02139 Presented at ASA Boston Chapter December 2, 2003. Outline. Background What and Why? History

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Methods for Dummies Second-level Analysis (for fMRI)

Methods for Dummies Second-level Analysis (for fMRI). Dan Bang, Iris Vilares Expert: Guillaume Flandin. Overview. Recap of first-level analysis What is second-level analysis? Fixed versus random effects How do we analyse random effects? Practical demonstration. Overview.

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Methods for Dummies Second-level Analysis (for fMRI)

Methods for Dummies Second-level Analysis (for fMRI). Dan Bang, Iris Vilares Expert: Guillaume Flandin. Overview. Recap of first-level analysis What is second-level analysis? Fixed versus random effects How do we analyse random effects? Practical demonstration. Overview.

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Neuroimaging: from image to Inference

Neuroimaging: from image to Inference. Chris Rorden fMRI limitations: relative to other tools used to infer brain function. fMRI signal: tiny, slow, hidden in noise. fMRI processing: a sample experiment. fMRI anatomy: stereotaxic space. See also:

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Group analyses

Group analyses. Will Penny. Wellcome Trust Ce ntre for Neuroimaging University College London. GROUP ANALYSIS Fixed Effects Analysis (FFX) Random Effects Analysis (RFX) Multiple Conditions Factorial Designs. GROUP ANALYSIS Fixed Effects Analysis (FFX) Random Effects Analysis (RFX)

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Group analyses

Group analyses. Will Penny. Wellcome Trust Ce ntre for Neuroimaging University College London. GROUP ANALYSIS Fixed Effects Analysis (FFX) Random Effects Analysis (RFX) Multiple Conditions. GROUP ANALYSIS Fixed Effects Analysis (FFX) Random Effects Analysis (RFX) Multiple Conditions.

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Group analyses

Group analyses. Will Penny. Wellcome Trust Ce ntre for Neuroimaging University College London. GROUP ANALYSIS Fixed Effects Analysis (FFX) Random Effects Analysis (RFX) Multiple Conditions. GROUP ANALYSIS Fixed Effects Analysis (FFX) Random Effects Analysis (RFX) Multiple Conditions.

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Group analyses

Group analyses. Will Penny. Wellcome Dept. of Imaging Neuroscience University College London. Subject 1. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 4. Subject 3. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 2. Subject 12. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 4. Whole Group.

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Group analyses

Group analyses. Will Penny. Wellcome Dept. of Imaging Neuroscience University College London. Subject 1. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 4. Subject 3. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 2. Subject 12. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 4. Whole Group.

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Group analyses

Group analyses. Will Penny. Wellcome Dept. of Imaging Neuroscience University College London. Subject 1. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 4. Subject 3. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 2. Subject 12. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 4. Whole Group.

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Group analyses

Group analyses. Chris Mathys Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging UCL SPM Course (fMRI) London, May 15, 2014. Thanks to Will Penny for slides and content. Subject 1. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 4. Subject 3. For voxel v in the brain. Effect size, c ~ 2. Subject 12.

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Within Subject Random Effect Transformations with NONMEM VI

Within Subject Random Effect Transformations with NONMEM VI. B. Frame 9/11/2009. Dynamic Transform Both Sides (TBS). What is TBS? Why bother with TBS? Brief History, Jacobians, and Likelihoods . Implementation and examples in NONMEM (V or VI). What is Transform Both Sides (TBS)?.

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The Pedagogy of Christ

The Pedagogy of Christ. Pedagogy. The art of teaching In your groups: come up with as many ways to teach as you can What method does your group prefer in learning? Why? What method does your group learn best?. Lecture Reading Charts Movies Music Modeling Group Work Discussion .

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Clinical Endpoint Bioequivalence Studies for Locally Acting Drugs

Clinical Endpoint Bioequivalence Studies for Locally Acting Drugs. Dena R. Hixon, M.D. Associate Director of Medical Affairs Office of Generic Drugs . Systemic Drugs. Delivered to the bloodstream for distribution to site(s) of action in the body BE determined with PK studies

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Lexical Decisions -- The Basic Analysis

Lexical Decisions -- The Basic Analysis. Mean RT as a Function of Trial Type This analysis is based on correct trials only, with practice trials omitted. Lexical Decisions--Analysis of Accuracy. Proportion Correct Responses as a Function of TrialType Practice trials omitted.

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Figure 2. (a) Average response accuracy, (b) response time, and (c) intra-subject variability in response time for mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) + posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), PTSD only, and control groups.

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Human Frequency-Following Responses to Voice Pitch: Effects of Silent Interval

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