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Meetings of the Methods Research Workgroup (Population-Level Estimation Workgroup)

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#41

This week there will be one joint meetings of the PLP and PLE workgroups.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: Evaluating designs for a causal effect discovery system

Time: July 7, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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Eastern hemisphere

This meeting has been cancelled!

#42

Sorry for the short notice, but I’m cancelling today’s Western Hemisphere meeting.

#43

This week there will be one meeting of the PLE workgroup. (Note that the PLP workgroup will be starting its own separate meetings).

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: Objective diagnostics by Martijn Schuemie

Time: September 1, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#44

This week there will be one meeting of the PLE workgroup.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: Objective diagnostics (continued) by Martijn Schuemie

Time: October 6, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#45

This week there will be one meeting of the PLE workgroup.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: Digesting the findings on objective diagnostics: future paths of methods research by Martijn Schuemie

Time: November 3, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 5pm Central European time
  • 4pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

Teams Meeting details:

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Important: because Europe already switched off daylight savings, but the US didn’t, this meeting is an hour earlier than usual in Europe

#46

This week there will be one meeting of the PLE workgroup.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: Continued discussion on objective diagnostics. (Specifically: do we care about generalizability?) by Martijn Schuemie

Time: December 1, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#47

There will be no meetings of the PLE workgroup in January.

#48

This week there will be one meeting of the PLE workgroup.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: Research topics for 2023 by Martijn Schuemie.

Everyone present will be asked: What methods research are you currently working on, or will you work on in this year?

Time: February 2, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#49

This week there will be one meeting of the Methods Research workgroup.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: Causal estimands for benefit-risk by Shiyao Xu, and 2D likelihood profiling by Yong Chen.

We’ll also quickly review what everyone is researching

Time: March 2, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#50

This week there will be one meeting of the Methods Research workgroup.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: 2D likelihood profiling by Yong Chen, and if there’s time “small-sample propensity model performance” by Martijn Schuemie

We’ll also quickly review what everyone is researching

Time: April 6, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#51

There will be no Methods Research workgroup meetings in July.

#52

This week there will be one meeting of the Methods Research workgroup.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: A better balance metric by George Hripcsak and/or Linying Zhang

We’ll also quickly review what everyone is researching

Time: September 7, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#53

This week there will be one meeting of the Methods Research workgroup.

Western hemisphere

Preliminary agenda: Coarse causal diagrams for causal effect estimation in medicine by Tara Anand

We’ll also quickly review what everyone is researching

Time: December 7, at these times (DST where appropriate):

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#54

There are no Methods Research Workgroup meetings in January!

#55

There are no Methods Research Workgroup meetings in March!

Next meeting will be April 4.

#56

Tomorrow (April 4) we have our next Methods Workgroup meeting at noon Eastern Time. This week Kelly Li will lead the discussion on prediction using bayesian sparse logistic regression models.

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#57

This week’s Methods Workgroup meeting is cancelled, because it is the 4th of July, a public holiday in the US.

#58

Also canceling the meeting on August 1, since many people will be on vacation. Next meeting will be September 5

#59

Today’s meeting (September 5) will be on bias and variance from adjusting for instrumental variables. This looks into one of the main objections people have to our Large-Scale Propensity Scores, so should be very informative. The discussion will be led by George.

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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#60

Today’s meeting (October 3) will be on detecting observation-dependent observation end in the SCCS design. The discussion will be led by me.

  • 6pm Central European time
  • 5pm UK time
  • 12pm (noon) New York / New Jersey / Pennsylvania
  • 9am Los Angeles / Stanford

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