Some Concepts, Terminology, and Methodology for Radiation Risk Assessment
It was the purpose of this workshop to introduce rigorous probabilistic concepts and statistical procedures into the analysis of radiation-induced cancer. For this purpose the authors give definitions of some probabilistic concepts that will help us to define dose-response curves rigorously. Some of...
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| description | It was the purpose of this workshop to introduce rigorous probabilistic concepts and statistical procedures into the analysis of radiation-induced cancer. For this purpose the authors give definitions of some probabilistic concepts that will help us to define dose-response curves rigorously. Some of these relate to currently used "measures" for response. |
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