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Bayesian population modelling of Phase I dose escalation studies: Gaussian process vs parametric approaches

RUSSU, ALBERTO;DE NICOLAO, GIUSEPPE
2011-01-01
2011
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Gaussian Processes; machine learning; Bayesian estimation; clinical trials; pharmacology
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Russu, Alberto; Poggesi, Italo; Gomeni, Roberto; DE NICOLAO, Giuseppe
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