An Application of a Generalized Additive Model for an Identification of a Nonlinear Relation between a Course of Menstrual Cycles and a Risk of Endometrioid Cysts
This paper applies generalized additive models to identify nonlinear relationships between menstrual cycle characteristics and endometrioid cyst risk, proposing a new etiological aspect for the condition.
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