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Kernel Smoothing in Quantal Bioassay

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2003Publisher:Japanese Society of Applied StatisticsJournal:Japanese journal of applied statistics, volume 32, pages 127-144 (issn: 0285-0370, eissn: 1883-8081, Copyright policy )
Authors: Okumura, Hidenori; Naito, Kanta;

doi: 10.5023/jappstat.32.127

Kernel Smoothing in Quantal Bioassay

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A nonparametric method for the estimation of effective doses by kernel smoothing is proposed. The estimator of the dose and its asymptotic confidence interval are given. The estimation is based on the asymptotic properties of the proposed kernel estimator of dose response curves. The proposed method is compared with methods based on other kernel estimators and the parametric method via a simulation study, and is illustrated by applications to real data sets.

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dose response curve, effective dose, binomial data

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