Multivariate modeling of complications with data driven variable selection: guarding against overfitting and effects of data set size.
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Johannes A Langendijk | Cheng-Jian Xu | Arjen van der Schaaf | Peter van Luijk | Aart A Van't Veld | Cornelis Schilstra | A. van der Schaaf | Cheng-Jian Xu | J. Langendijk | P. van Luijk | C. Schilstra | A. A. van't Veld
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