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On Heredity Factors of Parkinson’s Disease: A Parametric and Bayesian Analysis

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Figure 1. Schematic diagram of available data and the counts.
Table 1. Maximum likelihood estimations for θjkl and the number of cases (a) using the parents-individuals link (b) using combined information with grandparents’ family
Table 2. Frequency of PD in the parents/aunts/uncles for (a) Negative Heredity group; (b) Positive Heredity group when ONE of the grandparents had PD; (c) Positive Heredity group when NEITHER ONE of the grandparents had PD; (d) Positive Heredity group when
Table 3. Bayesian estimations of the model parameters with (a) discrete prior (b) uniform prior
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