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Part 2 of an easy 3 part tutorial on Markov models

Part 1 of an easy 3 part tutorial on Markov models.

A free pdf of an OHE book. Contents: Chapter 1 Introduction: the evaluation problem and linear regression Chapter 2 The Health and Lifestyle Survey Chapter 3 Binary Dependent Variables Chapter 4 The Ordered Probit Model Chapter 5 Multinomial Models Chapter 6 The Bivariate Probit Model Chapter 7 The Selection Problem Chapter 8 Endogenous Regressors: the evaluation problem revisited Chapter 9 Count Data Regression Chapter 10 Duration Analysis Chapter 11 Panel Data

Presentation by Andy Briggs describing how to relate continuous hazards to discrete-time transition probabilities. Includes slides, practical exercise and answer.

Part 3 of an easy 3 part tutorial on Markov models

Simtools is freeware that adds statistical functions and procedures for doing Monte Carlo simulation and risk analysis in spreadsheets. Note that these add-ins stay with the machine that they are loaded onto, so speadsheets that use these functions will not work on other machines that do not have the add-in.

The SHeffield ELicitation Framework (SHELF) is a package of documents, templates and software to carry out elicitation of probability distributions for uncertain quantities from a group of experts. It was developed at the University of Sheffield by Tony O'Hagan and Jeremy Oakley.

These are a series of documents produced by the NICE Decision Support Unit. They were commissioned by NICE with the aim of providing further information about how to implement the approaches described in the current NICE Guide to the Methods of Technology Appraisal (2008).