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Joint Models for Longitudinal and Survival Data using MCMC
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Multivariate LME #27

Closed GusDM closed 3 years ago

GusDM commented 5 years ago

Hi, Would it be possible to fit a second linear mixed effects model - with different dependent variable - instead of the time-to-event model? Thank you!

drizopoulos commented 5 years ago

Yes, using function mvglmer().

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sgachau commented 5 years ago

Dear Prof. Rizopoulos,

Thank you for JMbayes package which is very helpful. I am fitting a model with four longitudinal outcomes and since i don't have a time-to-event outcome am using function mvglmer() function. I would like to know whether this qualifies as a joint model. I would also like to know whether shared parameter assumption hold for mvglmer().

Thank you Sgachau

drizopoulos commented 5 years ago

Yes, this is also a joint model.

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Dear Prof. Rizopoulos,

Thank you for JMbayes package which is very helpful. I am fitting a model with four longitudinal outcomes and since i don't have a time-to-event outcome am using function mvglmer() function. I would like to know whether this qualifies as a joint model. I would also like to know whether shared parameter assumption hold for mvglmer().

Thank you Sgachau

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sgachau commented 5 years ago

Thank you for the clarification Regards

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Yes, this is also a joint model.

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Dear Prof. Rizopoulos,

Thank you for JMbayes package which is very helpful. I am fitting a model with four longitudinal outcomes and since i don't have a time-to-event outcome am using function mvglmer() function. I would like to know whether this qualifies as a joint model. I would also like to know whether shared parameter assumption hold for mvglmer().

Thank you Sgachau

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