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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Stat Assoc. 2008 Mar 1;103(481):61–73. doi: 10.1198/016214507000000329

Table 4.

Large-sample robustness of the assumed finite mixture (FM) model to the true dependence structure between tests given by the Gaussian random effects (GRE) model

r σ1 Estimator (misspecified model) Expected log-likelihood*


Pd
SENS* SPEC* EGRE[log LGRE] EGRE[log LFM]
0 1.5 .22 .84 .94 −1.74339 −1.74339
.2 .21 .82 .93 −1.78383 −1.81920
.5 .20 .78 .91 −1.86950 −1.91198
1 .20 .75 .90 −1.99560 −2.05440
0 3 .22 .86 .95 −1.61806 −1.61806
.2 .21 .82 .93 −1.67106 −1.70415
.5 .20 .76 .90 −1.75057 −1.79748
1 .20 .75 .90 −1.88307 −1.95351

NOTE: Verification is independent of Yi and r denotes the proportion of random samples verified [i.e., P(Vi = 1) = r]. The true model is a GRE model with Pd = .2, SENS = .75, SPEC = .9, σ0 = 1.5, and J = 5 for differing r.

*

Expected individual contribution to the log-likelihood.