Recent Developments in Multiple Comparison Procedures
Editor: Y. Benjamini
Editor: F. Bretz
Editor: S. Sarkar
Lecture Notes--Monograph Series, Volume 47
Beachwood, Ohio, USA: Institute of Mathematical Statistics, 2004.
156 pp.
Abstract:
This volume is based on the NSF-CBMS Conference in Mathematical Sciences "New Horizons in Multiple Comparison Procedures" held in August 2001at Temple University, Philadelphia, with Yosef Hochberg as the key speaker. The conference was organized in response to the sudden upsurge of research that has taken place in the area of multiple comparisons. A number of newer ideas have emerged from the recent research activities that could generate a steady stream of new research. This volume is a collection of 11 papers, covering a broad range of topics in Multiple Comparisons, which were invited for the conference. The goal of this volume is to gain deeper understanding of these ideas and to promote further research activities in this area.
Subjects:
Multiple comparisons (Statistics)62-06 (primary)
62J15 (secondary)
ISBN:0-940600-63-3
Mathmatical Reviews number (MathSciNet): MR2118587
Zentralblatt Math Identifier: 1066.62532
Copyright © 2004, Institute of Mathematical Statistics.
Implementing Shaffer’s multiple comparison procedure for a large number of groups
John R. Donoghue; 1-23
Approximations to multivariate $t$ integrals with application to multiple comparison procedures
Alan Genz, Frank Bretz, and Yosef Hochberg; 24-32
Multiple testing in adaptive designs–a review
Martin Hellmich, and Gerhard Hommel; 33-47
Power and sample size comparisons of stepwise FWE and FDR controlling test procedures in the normal many-one case
Manfred Horn, and Charles W. Dunnett; 48-64
Multiple comparisons with the best ROC curve
Jason C. Hsu, Peihua Qiu, Lin Yee Hin, Donald O. Mutti, and Karla Zadnik; 65-75
On O’Brien’s OLS and GLS tests for multiple endpoints
Brent R. Logan, and Ajit C. Tamhane; 76-88
On two results in multiple testing
Sanat K. Sarkar, Pranab K. Sen, and Helmut Finner; 89-99
FDR step-down and step-up procedures for the correlated case
Paul N. Somerville; 100-118
Multiple comparisons with more than one control
John D. Spurrier, and Eleanne Solorzano; >119-128
Compatible confidence intervals for intersection union tests involving two hypotheses
Klaus Strassburger, Frank Bretz, and Yosef Hochberg; 129-142
Weighted FWE-controlling methods in high-dimensional situations
Peter H. Westfall, Siegfried Kropf, and Livio Finos; 143-154
Appendix: New Horizons in Multiple Comparison Procedures
Yosef Hochberg; 155-156
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