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Principles and methods of data simulation in health research
Data simulation is a procedure for the generation of random numbers using a well-defined set of statistical restrictions. The restrictions are usually in terms of probability distribution functions that are based on parameters using stochastic processes. They are mostly described in terms of statist...
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