We propose an extended latent Markov model for categorical longitudinal data with a multilevel structure. This extension allows us to take into account the correlation which may arise between the responses provided by individuals belonging to the same cluster and to model the cluster effect in a dynamic fashion. Given the complexity of computing the manifest distribution, we make inference on the model through a composite likelihood function based on all the possible pairs of subjects within every cluster. The resulting approach is illustrated through an application to a dataset concerning a sample of Italian workers.

Pairwise likelihood inference for multilevel latent Markov models / Bartolucci F.; Lupparelli M. - STAMPA. - (2010), pp. 1-12. (Intervento presentato al convegno 45TH SCIENTIFIC MEETING OF THE ITALIAN STATISTICAL SOCIETY tenutosi a Padova nel 16-18 june 2010).

Pairwise likelihood inference for multilevel latent Markov models

Lupparelli M
2010

Abstract

We propose an extended latent Markov model for categorical longitudinal data with a multilevel structure. This extension allows us to take into account the correlation which may arise between the responses provided by individuals belonging to the same cluster and to model the cluster effect in a dynamic fashion. Given the complexity of computing the manifest distribution, we make inference on the model through a composite likelihood function based on all the possible pairs of subjects within every cluster. The resulting approach is illustrated through an application to a dataset concerning a sample of Italian workers.
2010
Proceedings of the 45th Scientific Meeting of the Italian Statistical Society
45TH SCIENTIFIC MEETING OF THE ITALIAN STATISTICAL SOCIETY
Padova
16-18 june 2010
Bartolucci F.; Lupparelli M
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