I have repeated measurement data and single time measure outcome variable. I want to see the effect of each time measurement on outcome variable, as well as I want to see which time measure has more influence on the outcome variable after adjustment of some covariates. It would be a great help if anyone tells me the appropriate statistical method for this analysis.
If you are talking effects of SR then I suggest using standard SR formulae.
If we are talking the effrects of gravitation then use the formula enclosed in the paper
Article Finite Gravitational Time Dilation In Black Holes Using Dyna...
@Andrew, I think she is asking about a different meaning of covariance, in the context of parameters in statistical studies in biological and social sciences. The use of the same word, covariance, in relativistic physics is an unfortunate ambiguity, and in fact one I hold in disdain. It is very unclear in relativity and should be replaced by another word.
@Farzana, sorry, I don't actually have an answer for your question, but thought I'd try to get this thread pointed in the right direction. : )
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