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Using Bayesian Sequential Logistic Regression to Model the Organ Transplant Selection Process
Organ transplantation evaluation is a multi-stage process in which only patients who complete one stage remain eligible for the next, leading to patient attrition and reducing later-stage sample sizes. Covariate associations may differ across decision points, and identifying these stage-specific eff
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