A strategy for high‐dimensional multivariable analysis classifies childhood asthma phenotypes from genetic, immunological, and environmental factors

Associations between childhood asthma phenotypes and genetic, immunological, and environmental factors have been previously established. Yet, strategies to integrate high‐dimensional risk factors from multiple distinct data sets, and thereby increase the statistical power of analyses, have been hampered by a preponderance of missing data and lack of methods to accommodate them.

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