1. INTERNATIONALE KONFERENZ FÜR MULTIPLE METHODEN

TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY, ISRAEL 23-26 JUNE, 1996
 

OPENING SESSION

P. K. Sen*: Multiple comparisons in interim analysis

OTHER INTERIM AND SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS PROBLEMS

A. Gut*, R. Schwabe: Some results in sequential analysis and multiple tests
W. Lehmacher*, M. Kieser, L. Hothorn: Adaptive interim and multiple testing for dose-response analysis

STEPPING WISELY

C. W. Dunnett*: Multiple comparisons of treatment contrasts using multivariate t-statistics
J. Schmiedler*: Practical closed stepwise procedures to test homogeneity of all subsets of means
E. Grechanovsky*, I. Pinsker: General approach to stepwise multiple test procedures based on union-intersection tests
G. Hommel, G. Bernhard*: Bonferroni procedures for logically related hypotheses

THE FALSE DISCOVERY RATE

Y. Benjamini*: A critical review of controlling the false discovery rate in multipe comparisons problems
F. Abramovich*, Y. Benjamini: Thresholding wavelets coefficients as multiple hypotheses testing problem
D. Yekutieli*: Resampling-based FDR-controlling multiple hypotheses testing,with meteorological motivation

EXTENDING SIMES'I

F. Krummenauer, G. Hommel*: The size of Simes' test for discrete test statistics
E. Samuel-Cahn*:

EXTENDING SIMES' AND OTHERS

A. J. Roth* : Multiple comparison procedures for discrete test statistics
H. Finner*, M. Roters: Asymptotic behavior of the joint distribution of order statistics for exchangable random variables with application in many-one comparisons

MULTIPLICITY AND BAYES

D. A. Berry*:
J. P. Shaffer*: A semi-Bayesian study of Duncan's Bayesian multiple comparison procedure
Y. Hochberg*: To Bayes or not to Bayes in multiple comparisons

CONFIDENCE ESTIMATION

S. Holm*: Fixed size confidence intervals
P. Stark, C. R. Genovese*: On the consistency of multiple inference in inverse problems using lp confidence sets
W. Liu, M. Nikaukar* : On the construction of fixed width simultaneous confidence intervals

MORE CONFIDENCE

A. Futschik*: Confidence regions for the set of global maximizers of curves with multiple peaks
J. Glaz*, C. Sison: Multiple Comparisons of multinomial proportions

MULTIPLICITY CONTROL IN SOME SPECIAL DESIGNS

S. S. Sawilowsky*: Family-wise type I errors in the revised Solomon Four-group design
G. Vallejo-Seco*, I. Menndez-Fuente, P. Fernandez-Garcia: Multiple comparisons in cross-sectional designs with dependent data
D. Voss*: Large Analysis of saturated designs

MEDICAL STATISTICS DAY

L. Hothorn*, C. W. Dunnett*: Present state of MCP in clinical trials and pre-clinical studies - an overview
D. Hauschke*: Safety assessment in toxicology studies
A. C. Tamhane*, C. W. Dunnett, Y. Hochberg : Stepwise multiple test procedures for dose finding
M. Neuhauser, H. F. Koch*, L.Hothorn: Adaptive trend tests
G. Wassmer*, P. Reitmeir, M. Kieser: Procedures for testing multiple endpoints in clinical trials
L. Hothorn*: Apriori ordered hypotheses: applications in pre-clinical and clinical trials
G. Giani*, K. Strassburger: Designing experiments for classifying treatments as good or bad with respect to a control

MULTIPLICITY IN BIOSTATISTICAL PROBLEMS

J. I. Weller*, M. Ron, P. M. VanRaden, G. R. Wiggans: Detection of quantitative trait loci with the aid of genetic markers - the problem of multiple comparisons
A. Ojulaja*: Relative performance of different multiple comparison procedures under different transformations of tsetse count data

COMPUTATIONAL ISSUES AND COMPUTER INTENSIVE APPROACHES

J. F. Troendle*: A permutational Step-Up method of testing multiple outcomes
P. N. Somerville*: Critical values for stepwise multiple testing
R. Tobias*: Implementing multiple comparisons in a general statistical package: a case study