Core E - Comparative Data Analytics Core
核心 E - 比较数据分析核心
基本信息
- 批准号:10044657
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 12.01万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2015
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2015-07-15 至 2025-05-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AcademyAddressAgingAnatomyAnimal ModelBasic ScienceBioenergeticsBiological SciencesBiologyBiology of AgingBody CompositionClinicCollaborationsCommunitiesComparative BiologyComparative StudyCompetenceComputational ScienceComputersCustomDataData AnalyticsDependenceDevelopmentDisciplineEngineeringEventFaceFrequenciesGenomicsHandHealthInvestigationInvestmentsLeadershipLeftLongevityLongitudinal StudiesMathematicsMeasurementMedicineMethodsModelingNational Research CouncilOrganismPhylogenetic AnalysisProceduresPublicationsRecording of previous eventsReportingReproducibilityResearchResearch DesignResearch PersonnelResearch Project GrantsResidual stateRespondentSamplingScienceScientistStatistical Data InterpretationStatistical MethodsStatistical ModelsStructureSurveysTimeTrainingUnited States National Institutes of HealthWorkbasecomparativecomputer sciencedesignexperiencehealth science researchhigher level mathematicslongitudinal analysismathematical sciencesstatisticssuccesssurvival outcome
项目摘要
Project Summary – Comparative Data Analytics Core
The Comparative Data Analytics Core (Analytics Core) will provide not only high-level customized statistical
support for basic science investigators studying aging and energetics in diverse model organisms at UAB, but
also a venue for development of de novo methods specially for such research and a platform for the
dissemination of such methods to the aging research community at large. The core leadership comprises
statistical scientists with decades of combined history of studying the interface of aging, energetics and body
composition. They bring not only their statistical expertise, but their experience with and zeal for the science of
comparative studies at the interface of aging and energetics.
The need for specialized statistical expertise and support in aging research is clear. Statistical analyses of aging
research data provide many challenges. Aging research involves longitudinal analyses and modeling the
dependency of multiple observations taken over time, and accommodating the missing data that commonly
occurs with longitudinal studies. Left, right, and interval censoring add further complexities with time-to-event
(e.g., survival) outcomes. Statistical approaches in comparative biology face challenges such as phylogenetic
dependence among model residuals that complicate inference.
Non-statistician researchers benefit from the support and involvement of statistical scientists who are deeply
involved in the subject matter, who can tailor methods to the situation at hand, who work with the biologists from
the beginning as an engaged part of the research team, who can discuss the methods with the biologists and
explain the statistical procedures and who can develop new statistical methods for specific needs.
To that end, the Analytics Core offers the following specific aims:
Specific Aims 1/2: To provide statistical support for 1) UAB investigators and 2) non-UAB investigators
studying the comparative energetics of aging, including traditional, specialized, and bespoke methods.
Specific Aim 3: To conduct high-level statistical investigations of secondary data to answer questions
about the comparative energetics of aging.
Specific Aim 4: To develop and evaluate statistical methods needed in the field of the comparative
energetics of aging.
Specific Aim 5: To provide reproducibility, verification, and transparency support for aging researchers.
An investment in this core will achieve dividends by catalyzing more informative and rigorous research on aging
within the UAB NSC and for the community of aging researchers at large.
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项目摘要 – 比较数据分析核心
比较数据分析核心(Analytics Core)不仅将提供高级定制统计
支持阿拉巴马大学研究衰老和能量学的基础科学研究人员,但是
也是专门用于此类研究的从头方法开发场所和平台
向整个老龄化研究界传播此类方法的核心领导层包括。
统计科学家拥有数十年研究衰老、能量学和身体界面的历史
他们不仅带来了统计专业知识,还带来了对科学的经验和热情。
衰老和能量学界面的比较研究。
老龄化研究显然需要专门的统计专业知识和支持。
研究数据带来了许多挑战。老龄化研究涉及纵向分析和建模。
随着时间的推移进行的多次观察的依赖性,并适应通常情况下丢失的数据
纵向研究发生左、右和间隔审查,这进一步增加了事件发生时间的复杂性。
(例如,生存)结果的比较生物学的统计方法面临诸如系统发育的挑战。
模型残差之间的依赖性使推理变得复杂。
非统计学家研究人员受益于深入了解统计科学家的支持和参与
参与主题,可以根据当前情况定制方法,与来自不同领域的生物学家合作
一开始是研究团队的积极成员,他可以与生物学家讨论方法,
解释统计程序以及谁可以针对特定需求开发新的统计方法。
为此,分析核心提供以下具体目标:
具体目标 1/2:为 1) UAB 研究人员和 2) 非 UAB 研究人员提供统计支持
研究衰老的比较能量学,包括传统的、专业的和定制的方法。
具体目标 3:对二手数据进行高水平统计调查以回答问题
关于衰老的比较能量学。
具体目标 4:开发和评估比较领域所需的统计方法
衰老的能量学。
具体目标 5:为老龄研究人员提供可重复性、验证和透明度支持。
对这一核心的投资将通过促进对老龄化问题进行更丰富、更严格的研究来获得红利
在 UAB NSC 内以及整个老龄化研究人员群体中。
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