Minimum sample size for developing a multivariable prediction model: PART II ‐ binary and time‐to‐event outcomes

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Modelling counts of a non-exclusive categorical outcome

Posted by llewmills, at stats.stackexchange.com, 21 Nov 2025

I have been asked to do a sample size calculation for a survey question of the following form. Which of the following factors…

Are there rules of thumb for the sample size required when using a categorical predictor in linear regression?

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I’ve had a reviewer suggest that I use ethnicity as a covariate in a linear regression. Some ethnic groups in the sample are…

Is the GEE model an appropriate approach for this study?

Posted by Stat2024, at stats.stackexchange.com, 24 Jun 2024

I have the following data structure (longitudinal data). Over a period of several months, multiple tests (such as a vocabulary…

Calculating the value of Cox-Snell Rsquared

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I want to calculate the minimum sample size for a prospective longitudinal study (using cox regression - the aim of the project…

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