3 research outputs found
Penalized empirical likelihood function and it's application to generalized linear model
MaÄ£istra darbÄ aplÅ«kota vispÄrinÄto lineÄro regresijas modeļu parametru novÄrtÄÅ”ana ar soda funkciju un empÄ«riskÄs ticamÄ«bas metodÄm. Ieviests soda funkcijas jÄdziens un aplÅ«kotas vairÄkas biežÄk izmantotÄs soda funkcijas un to Ä«paŔības. ParÄdÄ«ta sodÄ«tÄs mazÄko kvadrÄtu metodes novÄrtÄjumu labo Ä«paŔību, attiecÄ«bÄ pret nozÄ«mÄ«go modeļa mainÄ«go atlasi, izpildÄ«Å”anÄs simulÄtiem datiem. DefinÄts sodÄ«tÄs ticamÄ«bas funkcijas jÄdziens un aplÅ«kots tÄs pielietojums vispÄrinÄto lineÄro modeļu parametru novÄrtÄÅ”anÄ. Doti nepiecieÅ”amie algoritmi metodes praktiskai realizÄcijai. SodÄ«tÄ empÄ«riskÄ ticamÄ«bas funkcija pielietota daudzdimensiju lineÄrÄs un loÄ£istiskÄs regresijas datiem un secinÄts, ka metode labi darbojas parametru novÄrtÄÅ”anÄ, bet lai metode labi darbotos arÄ« kÄ modeļa bÅ«tisko mainÄ«go atlasÄ«tÄjs, dotie algoritmi vÄl jÄpilnveido.Thesis outlines parameter estimation of generalized linear models with combination of penalty functions and empirical likelihood methods. Concept of penalty function was introduced together with definitions and properties of some frequently used penalty functions. It was shown that penalized least squares estimator has good properties useful for variable selection problems. Penalized empirical likelihood function was defined and itās application to parameter estimation of generalized linear models was studied. Algorithms necessary for practical implementation of penalized empirical likelihood methods were given. It was concluded that penalized empirical likelihood algorithm presented in the thesis works satisfactory with respect to parameter estimation, while in order to use it as a tool for variable selection they need further inspection and development
Modelling insurance contracts duration with survival analysis methods
DarbÄ aplÅ«kotas izdzÄ«voÅ”anas analÄ«zes metodes. Tika apskatÄ«tas izdzÄ«voÅ”anas datu
Ä«paŔības, Kaplana-Meiera izdzÄ«voÅ”anas funkcijas novÄrtÄjums, aplÅ«kota Koksa proporcionÄlÄ modeļa uzbÅ«ve, tÄ parametru un izdzÄ«voÅ”anas funkcijas novÄrtÄÅ”anas metodoloÄ£ija, kÄ arÄ« aplÅ«koti modeļa validÄcijas jautÄjumi. Metodes tika pielietotas apdroÅ”inÄÅ”anas lÄ«gumu darbÄ«bas laika modelÄÅ”anai, izmantojot statistiskÄs paketes SPSS un R.
AtslÄgas vÄrdi: IzdzÄ«voÅ”anas analÄ«ze, Koksa proporcionÄlo risku modelis, Å onfelda atlikumi, martingala atlikumi, Koksa-Snella atlikumi.Diploma paper is dedicated to methods of survival analysis. Properties of survival data,
Kaplan-Meier estimate of survival function, structure of Cox propoprtional hazards model
and metodology for parameter and survival function estimation as well as model validation
issues have been examined. Methods considered in the paper were applied to modelling
duration of insurance agreements. using statistical software SPSS and R.
Keywords: Survival analysis, Cox proportional hazards model, Schoenfeld residuals, mar-
tingale residuals, Cox-Snell residual
Comparative Analysis of the Most Important Cardiovascular Risk Factors Based on Cross-Sectional Studies in the Population of Latvia
Background and Objectives: The aim of the study was to analyze the prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors (RFs) in Latvia from the population-based cross-sectional study performed in 2019ā2020 and to compare the results with a similar study done in 2009ā2010. Materials and Methods: The target sample of 6000 individuals representing a cross-section of Latviaās inhabitants (aged 25ā74) was formed using stratified two-stage cluster sampling. The survey had two components: (1) an interview using a pre-specified questionnaire and (2) physical examination (height, weight, arterial pressure) and collection of venous blood samples to measure levels of fasting glucose (Glu), total cholesterol (TC), high and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C/LDL-C), and triglycerides (Tg). In total, 4070 individuals were interviewed (32% non-response), from which 2218 (55%) individuals underwent physical examination and collection of blood samples. Results: The most frequently observed RFs were high LDL-C (62.0%), smoking (45.3%), and arterial hypertension (36.8%), while the prevalence of self-reported high cholesterol and hypertension was 19.3 and 18.6%, respectively. A decrease in the prevalence of hypertension, high LDL-C, and Glu was noted. Smoking decreased in younger men. The mean number of five most important cardiovascular RFs was 2.0 (95% confidence interval (CI) 2.0, 2.1); 2.3 (95% CI 2.2, 2.4) for men and 1.8 (95% CI 1.7, 19) for women. The average number of RFs has decreased by 0.3 in 10 years, t(5883) = ā7.2, p Conclusions: Although the prevalence of cardiovascular RFs remains noteworthy, an improvement in the risk profile of the Latvian population has been observed over the past decade. The study shows subjective self-underestimation of cardiovascular risk