Random Effect Threshold Models for Dose–Response Relationships with Repeated Measurements

Per M. Brockhoff and Hans‐Georg Müller

Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B, 1997, vol. 59, issue 2, 431-446

Abstract: A random threshold model for dose‐‐response designs with repeated measurements is introduced. Inference procedures for this model are discussed. The framework of generalized linear models is used to propose a quasi‐likelihood inference procedure. The feasibility of this approach is illustrated with the analysis of food science data concerning a forced choice sensory experiment.

Date: 1997
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