Methods in Human Growth Research
Herausgeber: Hauspie, Roland C.; Molinari, Luciano; Cameron, Noel
Methods in Human Growth Research
Herausgeber: Hauspie, Roland C.; Molinari, Luciano; Cameron, Noel
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This volume is a review of methods used in human growth research.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 414
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 597g
- ISBN-13: 9780521183819
- ISBN-10: 0521183812
- Artikelnr.: 33076136
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 414
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 597g
- ISBN-13: 9780521183819
- ISBN-10: 0521183812
- Artikelnr.: 33076136
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Preface G. Gilli; Part I. Growth Data and Growth Studies: Characteristics
and Methodological Issues: 1. Why study child growth and maturation J. H.
Himes; 2. The human growth curve: distance, velocity and acceleration L.
Molinari and T. Gasser; 3. Sampling for growth studies and using growth
data to assess, monitor and survey disease in epidemiological settings E.
A. Frongillo; 4. Measuring growth N. Cameron; 5. Measuring maturity N.
Cameron; 6. Measuring body composition B. Zemel and E. Barden; Part II.
Non-Parametric and Parametric Approaches for Individual Growth: 7. Kernel
estimation, shape-invariant modeling and structural analysis T. Gasser, D.
Gervini and L. Molinari; 8. Parametric models for postnatal growth R. C.
Hauspie and L. Molinari; 9. Parameter estimation in the context of
non-linear longitudinal growth models R. D. Bock and H. C. du Toit; Part
III. Methods for Population Growth: 10. Uni- and bi-variate growth
references E. A. Frongillo; 11. Latent variables and structural equation
models G. Verleye, M.-J. Ireton, J. C. Carrillo and R. C. Hauspie; 12.
Multilevel modelling A. Baxter-Jones and B. Mirwald; Part IV. Special
Topics: 13. Methods for the study of the genetics of growth and development
S. A. Czerwinski and B. Towne; 14. Prediction N. Cameron; 15. Ordinal
longitudinal data analysis J. K. Vermunt and J. A. Hagenaars.
and Methodological Issues: 1. Why study child growth and maturation J. H.
Himes; 2. The human growth curve: distance, velocity and acceleration L.
Molinari and T. Gasser; 3. Sampling for growth studies and using growth
data to assess, monitor and survey disease in epidemiological settings E.
A. Frongillo; 4. Measuring growth N. Cameron; 5. Measuring maturity N.
Cameron; 6. Measuring body composition B. Zemel and E. Barden; Part II.
Non-Parametric and Parametric Approaches for Individual Growth: 7. Kernel
estimation, shape-invariant modeling and structural analysis T. Gasser, D.
Gervini and L. Molinari; 8. Parametric models for postnatal growth R. C.
Hauspie and L. Molinari; 9. Parameter estimation in the context of
non-linear longitudinal growth models R. D. Bock and H. C. du Toit; Part
III. Methods for Population Growth: 10. Uni- and bi-variate growth
references E. A. Frongillo; 11. Latent variables and structural equation
models G. Verleye, M.-J. Ireton, J. C. Carrillo and R. C. Hauspie; 12.
Multilevel modelling A. Baxter-Jones and B. Mirwald; Part IV. Special
Topics: 13. Methods for the study of the genetics of growth and development
S. A. Czerwinski and B. Towne; 14. Prediction N. Cameron; 15. Ordinal
longitudinal data analysis J. K. Vermunt and J. A. Hagenaars.
Preface G. Gilli; Part I. Growth Data and Growth Studies: Characteristics
and Methodological Issues: 1. Why study child growth and maturation J. H.
Himes; 2. The human growth curve: distance, velocity and acceleration L.
Molinari and T. Gasser; 3. Sampling for growth studies and using growth
data to assess, monitor and survey disease in epidemiological settings E.
A. Frongillo; 4. Measuring growth N. Cameron; 5. Measuring maturity N.
Cameron; 6. Measuring body composition B. Zemel and E. Barden; Part II.
Non-Parametric and Parametric Approaches for Individual Growth: 7. Kernel
estimation, shape-invariant modeling and structural analysis T. Gasser, D.
Gervini and L. Molinari; 8. Parametric models for postnatal growth R. C.
Hauspie and L. Molinari; 9. Parameter estimation in the context of
non-linear longitudinal growth models R. D. Bock and H. C. du Toit; Part
III. Methods for Population Growth: 10. Uni- and bi-variate growth
references E. A. Frongillo; 11. Latent variables and structural equation
models G. Verleye, M.-J. Ireton, J. C. Carrillo and R. C. Hauspie; 12.
Multilevel modelling A. Baxter-Jones and B. Mirwald; Part IV. Special
Topics: 13. Methods for the study of the genetics of growth and development
S. A. Czerwinski and B. Towne; 14. Prediction N. Cameron; 15. Ordinal
longitudinal data analysis J. K. Vermunt and J. A. Hagenaars.
and Methodological Issues: 1. Why study child growth and maturation J. H.
Himes; 2. The human growth curve: distance, velocity and acceleration L.
Molinari and T. Gasser; 3. Sampling for growth studies and using growth
data to assess, monitor and survey disease in epidemiological settings E.
A. Frongillo; 4. Measuring growth N. Cameron; 5. Measuring maturity N.
Cameron; 6. Measuring body composition B. Zemel and E. Barden; Part II.
Non-Parametric and Parametric Approaches for Individual Growth: 7. Kernel
estimation, shape-invariant modeling and structural analysis T. Gasser, D.
Gervini and L. Molinari; 8. Parametric models for postnatal growth R. C.
Hauspie and L. Molinari; 9. Parameter estimation in the context of
non-linear longitudinal growth models R. D. Bock and H. C. du Toit; Part
III. Methods for Population Growth: 10. Uni- and bi-variate growth
references E. A. Frongillo; 11. Latent variables and structural equation
models G. Verleye, M.-J. Ireton, J. C. Carrillo and R. C. Hauspie; 12.
Multilevel modelling A. Baxter-Jones and B. Mirwald; Part IV. Special
Topics: 13. Methods for the study of the genetics of growth and development
S. A. Czerwinski and B. Towne; 14. Prediction N. Cameron; 15. Ordinal
longitudinal data analysis J. K. Vermunt and J. A. Hagenaars.