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. 2017 Jan 30;67(1):145–163. doi: 10.1111/rssc.12210

Table 3.

Results for the longitudinal part of the JM analysis and the LMM analysis (under missingness at random) of the HERS dataa

Results for the JM Results for the LMM
Bayesian analysis MLE analysis Estimate 2.5% 97.5%
Mean 2.5% 97.5% Estimate 2.5% 97.5%
Intercept 15.080 13.700 16.410 14.901 14.267 15.509 14.589 13.208 15.969
Time (visit) −0.863 −1.105 −0.628 −0.902 −1.024 −0.795 −0.574 −0.803 −0.344
Baseline HIV viral load (copies ml−1)
0–500 10.040 8.495 11.550 10.035 9.115 10.956 10.520 8.974 12.066
500–5000 6.623 5.175 8.020 6.605 5.764 7.288 6.985 5.530 8.440
5000–30000 2.977 1.464 4.519 2.946 1.907 3.907 3.210 1.611 4.808
>30000 Reference Reference Reference
Baseline HIV symptoms −0.115 −0.513 0.268 −0.182 −0.614 0.234 −0.142 −0.550 0.265
Antiretroviral therapy −4.653 −5.485 −3.814 −4.815 −5.719 −3.990 −4.760 −5.600 −3.920
at baseline
Time * baseline viral load (copies ml−1)
0–500 0.464 0.207 0.734 0.463 0.319 0.597 0.232 −0.016 0.480
500–5000 0.433 0.183 0.684 0.422 0.311 0.533 0.220 −0.019 0.459
5000–30000 0.273 0.003 0.547 0.266 0.104 0.424 0.153 −0.108 0.414
>30000 Reference Reference Reference
Time * baseline −0.049 −0.107 0.013 −0.054 −0.117 0.010 −0.027 −0.086 0.032
HIV symptoms
Time * antiretroviral 0.109 −0.011 0.229 0.105 −0.027 0.223 0.159 0.040 0.279
therapy at baseline
corr(b i1,b i2) −0.305 −0.380 −0.229 −0.343
var(b i1) 29.120 26.000 32.520 29.284
var(b i2) 0.539 0.467 0.622 0.450
σϵ2
7.304 7.026 7.583 7.345
a

For results from the Bayesian approach, we present the posterior mean, standard deviation and 95% credible intervals. For the maximum profile likelihood estimation results, we provide point estimates and 95% confidence intervals.