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Graz, Austria, September 25-29, 2005

SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM


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Pre-Seminar Course by José Pinheiro on Mixed-Effects Models (Abstract)

Session 1: Proof of Concept – Early Clinical Development
Coordinator: U. Burger, M. Branson (Basel, Switzerland)
• D. Berry (Texas, USA)
Proof of Concept Concepts (Slides)
• B. Reigner (Basel, Switzerland)
Examples of Proof of Concept Studies in Clinical Development (Abstract)
• A. Racine (Basel, Switzerland)
Decisions in a Proof of Concept Strategy? A Union between Pharmacology and Statistics(Abstract)
Session 2: New Developments in Survival Analysis
Coordinator: M. Schemper (Vienna, Austria)
• R. Henderson (Lancaster, UK)
Modelling, Estimation and Diagnostics for Longitudinal Binary Data with Dropout (Abstract)
• J. Stare (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
New Developments in Relative Survival (Abstract)
• G. Heinze (Medical University of Vienna, Austria)
Exact Logrank Tests for Analyses of Gene Expression Profiles (Abstract)
• A. Wienke (Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany)
A Bivariate Compound Poisson Frailty Model (Abstract)
Session 3: Analysis of Safety Data in Drug Development
Coordinator: G. Rosenkranz (Basel, Switzerland)
• G. Rosenkranz (Basel, Switzerland)
Introductory Remarks on Safety Analyses
• G. Kralidis (Basel, Switzerland)
Approaches to Signal Detection in Early Clinical Development (Abstract)
• B. Klingenberg (Williamstown, USA)
Multivariate Extensions of the McNemar's Test for Drug Safety Evaluations (Abstract)
• J. Dubin (Waterloo, Canada)
Life History Event Charts and other Graphical Methods for the Analysis of Safety Data (Abstract)
• F. König (Vienna, Austria)
Adaptive Selection and Multiple Testing of Effective and Safe Treatments(Abstract)
Session 4: Statistical Methods in Epidemiology
Coordinator: H. Ulmer (Innsbruck, Austria)
• H. Brenner (Heidelberg, Germany)
New Methodological Developments in Population-Based Monitoring of Cancer Patient Survival (Abstract)
• W. Oberaigner (Innsbruck, Austria)
Time Trend and Age-Period-Cohort Effect on Prostate Cancer Mortality in Tyrol, Austria, after Introduction of PSA Testing (Abstract)
• R. Pfeiffer (Bethesda, USA)
Inference for Covariates from Combined Family and Case Control data (Abstract)
Session 5a: Open Topics
Coordinator: Ch. Hoffmann (Zürich, Switzerland)
• U. Römisch (Berlin, Germany)
Application of Interactive Regularised Discriminant Analysis to Wine Data (Abstract)
• H.P. Stüger (Graz, Austria)
Asymmetric Loss Functions and Sample Size Determination – A Bayesian Approach (Abstract)
• S. Zehetmayer (Vienna, Austria)
Two-stage Designs for Experiments with a Large Number of Hypotheses (Abstract)
• V. Barbieri (Innsbruck, Austria)
Spatial Clustering of Austrian Health Care Supply using Hospitals as Point Sources (Abstract)
Session 5b: Contributions of Young Statisticians
Coordinators: E. Stadlober, A. Berghold (Graz, Austria)
• I. Baldi (Torino, Italy)
An Application of the Cox-Aalen Model in a Record-Linkage Study of a Population-Based Breast Cancer Cohort (Abstract)
• A. Balogh (Budapest, Hungary)
Comparing Information Criteria for Capture-Recapture Model Selection via Monte Carlo Simulation (Abstract)
• S. Hörmann (Graz, Austria)
Investigations on Particulate Matter PM10 in Graz (Abstract)
• P. Ziherl (Ljubljana, Slovenia)
The Effects of Group Social Capital on the Performance of PhD Students (Abstract)
Session 6: Conditional vs. Marginal Modelling
Coordinator: H. Friedl (Graz, Austria)
• G. Tutz (Munich, Germany)
Semiparametric Mixed Models and Boosting (Abstract)
• J. Pinheiro (East Hanover, USA)
Conditional versus Marginal Covariance Representation for Linear and Nonlinear Models (Abstract)
• J. Hinde (Galway, Ireland)
Random Effects, Mixtures, and NPMLE (Abstract, Slides)
• D. Gregori (Torino, Italy)
Link Function in Marginal and Random Effects Models: Some Notes on Robustness to Link Mis-specifications (Abstract)
• J. Hofrichter (Graz, Austria)
Statistical Modelling of Annual Maxima in Hydrology(Abstract)
Session 7: Space-time Models for Environmental and Epidemiological Data
Coordinator: H.-R. Künsch (Zürich, Switzerland)
• M. Stein (Chicago, USA)
Seasonal Variations in the Spatial-Temporal Dependence of Total Column Ozone (Abstract)
• M. Schlather (Hamburg, Germany)
Modelling of Spatio-Temporal Processes (Abstract, Slides)
• L. Held (Munich, Germany)
Parameter- and Observation-Driven Space-Time Interaction in Epidemiology (Abstract)
• H. Wagner (Linz, Austria)
Gibbs Sampling for Time Series of Small Counts (Abstract)

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