Approximate median regression for complex survey data with skewed response.
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ABSTRACT: The ready availability of public-use data from various large national complex surveys has immense potential for the assessment of population characteristics using regression models. Complex surveys can be used to identify risk factors for important diseases such as cancer. Existing statistical methods based on estimating equations and/or utilizing resampling methods are often not valid with survey data due to complex survey design features. That is, stratification, multistage sampling, and weighting. In this article, we accommodate these design features in the analysis of highly skewed response variables arising from large complex surveys. Specifically, we propose a double-transform-both-sides (DTBS)'based estimating equations approach to estimate the median regression parameters of the hi
SUBMITTER: Fraser RA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC5055849 | biostudies-literature | 2016 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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