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Model-Free Time Curves for Longitudinal Data Analysis
To enhance statistical methods for epidemiological studies by extending the Disturbed Highest Derivative Polynomial (DHDP) to models for binary-logistic and Poisson data and by including random subject effects in the Gaussian model.
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