Applied Bayesian Statistical Studies in Biology and Medicine

Chapter 1 Some Reflections on the Current State of Statistics

Chapter 2 Answering Two Biological Questions with a Latent Class Model via MCMC Applied to Capture-Recapture Data

Chapter 3 On the Bayesian Inference of the Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium Model

Chapter 4 Identifying a Bayesian Network for the Problem “Hospital and Families: The Analysis of Patient Satisfaction with Their Stay in Hospital”

Chapter 5 Reliability of GIST Diagnosis Based on Partial Information

Chapter 6 Comparing Two Groups or Treatments—A Bayesian Approach

Chapter 7 Two Experimental Settings in Clinical Trials: Predictive Criteria for Choosing the Sample Size in Interval Estimation

Chapter 8 Attributing a Paleoanthropological Specimen to a Prehistoric Population: A Bayesian Approach with Multivariate B-Spline Functions

Chapter 9 An Example of the Subjectivist Statistical Method for Learning from Data: Why do Whales Strand when They do?

Chapter 10 Development and Communication of Bayesan Methodology for Medical Device Clinical Trials

Chapter 12 Age at Death Diagnosis by Cranial Suture Obliteration: A Bayesian Approach

Chapter 13 Bayesian Estimation of Restriction Fragment Length from Electrophoretic Analysis