Shiny App for Repeated Measurements Course
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Scikit-Longitudinal (Sklong) your tailored (health) Longitudinal machine learning library built on top of Scikit-Learn
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Apr 22, 2026 - Python
An Automated Machine Learning system for longitudinal classification built on GAMA and Scikit-Longitudinal
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R package for fitting joint models to time-to-event and longitudinal data
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Trajpy - empowering feature engineering for trajectory analysis across domains.
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scikit-lexicographical-trees: Based upon Scikit-Learn(-tree), it offers adapted trees and forest for Longitudinal Classification
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An R-based workflow for conducting repeated measures ANOVA using the ez package, with data wrangling via tidyverse and visualization through ggplot2. Includes data import, transformation to long format, statistical analysis, and graphical summary.
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Computation and visualization of standardized mean differences from simulated data
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