Correlated Data Analysis

From the reviews:

"The book presents recent developments in the field of correlated data analysis. Its aim is to give a systematic account of regression models and their application to the modelling and analysis of correlated data. ... Various real-world data examples, numerical illustrations and software usage tips are presented throughout the book, making it suitable for graduate courses on correlated data analysis. ... also serve as a reference for those that need theoretical explanations and a deeper understanding of the theory that underlies the related analyses." (Christina Diakaki, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1132 (10), 2008)

"This is an ambitious book that covers an enormous amount of material in a relatively small number of pages. ... would be a good addition to the library of a statistician interested in both the theoretical and applied aspects of correlated data analysis. ... it would be a good choice for a graduate-level course focusing on the theoretical aspects of longitudinal and discrete time series data analysis. It also might serve as a good reference book for a more applied course on this subject." (Paul S. Albert, Journal of the American Statistical Association, Vol. 103 (484), December, 2008)

"This book is a highly recommended text for those armed with a strong computational background and ambitious enough to attack real world problems of high dimension, unknown complexity, and at most hazy knowledge of the causalities. Such problems abound. i:.g., in medicine, biology, meteorology, and climate change.... The results as presented are impressive. It is amazing what can be done if one uses available software. e.g., from SAS at several instances or of related software sources, e.g., WINBUGS or "R." Anyone doing similar empirical work should read this book. (Goetz Ube, AStA - Advances in Statistical Analysis. DOI 10.1007/s10182-008-9)

"This book focuses on correlated data analysis and is divided into three main parts. ...The structure of the content is quite helpful. There are clearly laid out SAS codes that are useful for researchers. ... the book is easy to read and comprehend and it can serve as a very good guide to correlated data analysis and a useful tool in the hands of researchers and graduate students. The book is well suited to professionals working in the medical, biomedical, and econometric fields." (Filia Vonta, Mathematical Reviews, Issue 2009 e)