Abstract Background Accurate dietary assessment is essential for preventing non-communicable diseases, yet self-reported methods are unreliable. Wearable devices offer a scalable alternative, but most studies rely on research-grade sensors and within-subject validation, leading to overoptimistic results. Methods We eva...
L. Vedovelli, M. Bhuyan, C. Lanera et al.· European Journal of Public H...· 0 citations
Abstract This chapter provides a comprehensive overview of variable selection techniques within the framework of generalized linear models (GLMs), focusing on their application in clinical epidemiology using real-world data from the All of Us Research Program. Both frequentist and Bayesian approaches are explored in de...
N. M. Khan, Ileana Baldi, M. V. Chiaruttini et al.· Springer eBooks· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION: Information about patients’ priorities and treatment preferences is essential to guide decision-making processes along medical product life cycles. Discrete choice experiments (DCEs) are one of the most common methods to elicit patient preferences. Through the use of a robust methodology rooted on random...
Matteo Bracco, E. Pietropaolo, Martina di Blasio et al.· Epidemiology Biostatistics a...· 0 citations
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