Heath 2015 - Review of Expected Value of Information Methods

Routing Summary

Fully captures Heath, Manolopoulou and Baio (2015), A Review of Methods for the Analysis of the Expected Value of Information (arXiv:1507.02513): the EVPI/EVPPI definitions, nested Monte Carlo, the single-parameter and regression estimators, and the 28-parameter influenza-vaccine comparison with Table 1 transcribed. 7 notes.

Concept Map

ConceptNoteTypeDepends OnKey Result
Net benefit; known-distribution net benefitHeath 2015 - Net Benefit, EVPI and EVPPI DefinitionsdefinitionDecision Analysis
EVPPI (Eq. 1); EVPIHeath 2015 - Net Benefit, EVPI and EVPPI Definitionsdefinitionnet benefit
Two-step Monte CarloHeath 2015 - Nested Monte Carlo and Restrictive EVPPI ApproximationsdefinitionEVPPIbenchmark; about 55 min per parameter
Linear-nuisance approximationHeath 2015 - Nested Monte Carlo and Restrictive EVPPI ApproximationsdefinitionEVPPIneeds linearity and independence
Strong-Oakley blockingHeath 2015 - Single-Parameter EVPPI Strong-Oakley and Sadatsafavidefinitionsorted PSA drawsEVPPI for small , EVPI for large
Sadatsafavi segmentationHeath 2015 - Single-Parameter EVPPI Strong-Oakley and Sadatsafavidefinitionsorted PSA drawsasymptotically unbiased at the true number of decision changes
Regression EVPPIHeath 2015 - Regression-Based EVPPI (GAM and Gaussian Process)theoremEVPPI
Vaccine case studyHeath 2015 - Influenza Vaccine Case Study and Table 1exampleall estimatorsall methods agree; top
Practical guidanceHeath 2015 - Discussion Limitations and Practical Guidanceconceptcase studyGAM for 1 parameter, GP for

Notes

Sources

  • Heath Manolopoulou Baio 2015 - A Review of Methods for the Analysis of the Expected Value of Information — arXiv:1507.02513v1 (9 Jul 2015), 13 PDF pages.

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