Statistical analysis using R of data from a study in crossover design for the manuscript "A statistical approach in personalized nutrition exemplified by reanalysis of public datasets"
Ferrario, Paola G.; Ritz, Christian;
Statistical analysis using R of data from a study in crossover design for the manuscript "A statistical approach in personalized nutrition exemplified by reanalysis of public datasets"
R code and output for the analysis of a publicly available dataset of a study in crossover design. Specifically, the conditional average treatment effects function will be estimated, after adjustment for period and sequence effects.
- Max Rubner Institut Germany
- Danish National Institute of Public Health Denmark
R code, crossover design, sequence and period, conditional average treatment effects, personalized nutrition
R code, crossover design, sequence and period, conditional average treatment effects, personalized nutrition
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