We describe a generalized linear mixed model in which all random effects may evolve over time. Random effects have a discrete support and follow a first-order Markov chain. Con- straints control the size of the parameter space and possibly yield blocks of time-constant random effects. We illustrate with an application to the relationship between health education and depres- sion in a panel of adolescents, where the random effects are highly dimensional and separately evolve over time.

Farcomeni, A. (2015). Generalized linear mixed models based on latent Markov heterogeneity structures. SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF STATISTICS, 42(4), 1127-1135 [10.1111/sjos.12155].

Generalized linear mixed models based on latent Markov heterogeneity structures

FARCOMENI, Alessio
2015-01-01

Abstract

We describe a generalized linear mixed model in which all random effects may evolve over time. Random effects have a discrete support and follow a first-order Markov chain. Con- straints control the size of the parameter space and possibly yield blocks of time-constant random effects. We illustrate with an application to the relationship between health education and depres- sion in a panel of adolescents, where the random effects are highly dimensional and separately evolve over time.
2015
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Rilevanza internazionale
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Esperti anonimi
Settore SECS-S/01 - STATISTICA
English
hidden markov model; longitudinal data analysis; mixed models; time-varying random effects; unobserved heterogeneity
Farcomeni, A. (2015). Generalized linear mixed models based on latent Markov heterogeneity structures. SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF STATISTICS, 42(4), 1127-1135 [10.1111/sjos.12155].
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