Publications by R on Gianluca Baio
Individual level data
Cost-effectiveness analysis with individual level data You can do this practical either directly in BUGS, or running the scripts from R. If you are using the BUGS graphical interface, then you will need to open the relevant model files (e.g. normal-mod.txt}, cgeg-mod.txt), together with the relevant data (e.g. cost-data.txt or cost-util-data.txt)...
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Individual level data
Cost-effectiveness analysis with individual level data You can do this practical either directly in BUGS, or running the scripts from R. If you are using the BUGS graphical interface, then you will need to open the relevant model files (e.g. normal-mod.txt}, cgeg-mod.txt), together with the relevant data (e.g. cost-data.txt or cost-util-data.txt)...
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WoRkshop in ToRonto
Petros and his colleagues at DARTH have organised a workshop on Decision Modeling in R, in Toronto (Canada) — the exact dates are 5-7 December 2018. Here’s Petros’ original advert We are excited to announce that the Decision Analysis in R for Technologies in Health (DARTH) workgroup, in collaboration with the Hospital for Sick Children and...
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survHE new release
I have just submitted a revised version of survHE on CRAN — it should be up very shortly. This will be version 1.0.64 and its main feature is a major restructuring in the way the rstan/HMC stuff works. Basically, this is due to a change in the default C++ compiler. I don’t think much will change in terms of how survHE works when running full ...
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New stuff in BCEA
After my talks in Barcelona, I have started thinking about potential improvements or changes, mostly to do in BCEA — I got some nice comments from quite a few people, some of whom were asking for some tweaks or extra facilities. Obviously, I’ve not prioritised any of those requests… But: I did think a bit and finally found some time to work...
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R for trial and model-based cost-effectiveness analysis
9 July 2019, University College London Training event (8 July): Torrington (1-19) B07 – Teal Room in Torrington Place, 1-19 (), University College London, United Kingdom Main workshop (9 July): Anatomy G29 J Z Young Lecture Theatre, UCL Medical Sciences and Anatomy (https://goo.gl/maps/biryoFc9CiL2), University College London, United Kingdo...
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Stats in the newspapers
As I’m waiting to catch my flight back from Stockholm (where I had a rather interesting meeting discussing Bayesian network meta-analysis. But I digress…), I am browsing the news — mainly just to keep myself awake. And I find this interesting piece of news in The Guardian. It is the story that data released by the Nigerian Electoral Commiss...
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Busy summer ahead
Summer is really going to be busy, this year. But in a good way… In June, I’ll be at our annual summer school in Florence. This year, we have a slight change in the line-up — Nicky has decided to take a break from teaching with us, which is a shame, (although I understand, as she’s so busy). On the other hand, I’m happy that Howard is j...
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Floor filler
As I posted recently, I’m involved in a couple of events, later this summer: our annual Summer School and the new(er) tradition of the R for HTA workshop. I have to say that I’m very happy about how things are proceeding for both of them. The summer school has been first advertise a few months back (I’ve posted on the blog, but we’ve also...
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Changes in BCEA
I’ve just updated the GitHub’s version of BCEA. Andrea has done, as usual, some very nice work – this time he’s mainly focussed on the graphical engine underlying the graphs produced by BCEA to post-process the outcome of the economic model. The main changes are the following: Added plot rendering via plotly (using the command graph=“p...
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