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Lecture 1 Introduction to Multi-level Models

11 Lecture 1 Introduction to multi -levelModelsCourse web ~fdominic/teaching/bio656 Background on MLMs Main Ideas Accounting for Within-Cluster Associations Marginal & Conditional Models A Simple Example Key MLM components23 The Main Biological, psychological and social processes thatinfluence health occur at many levels : Cell Organ Person Family Neighborhood City Society An analysis of risk factors should consider: Each of these levels Their interactionsMulti-level Models Main IdeaHealthOutcome35 Example: Alcohol Abuse1. Cell: Neurochemistry2. Organ: Ability to metabolize ethanol3. Person: Genetic susceptibility to addiction4.

Generalized Linear Models (GLMs) g( μ ) = 0 + 1*X1 + … + p*Xp Counts – Log-linear: log{E(Y)} = 0 + 1Age + 2Gender Example: Age & Gender 1 = log-RR for a 1 unit increase in Age, Comparing people of the SAME GENDER. WHY? Self-Check: Verify Tonight 16 D. Responses are independent B. All the key covariates are included in the model

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