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Analysis of Categorical Data with R

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Analyzing a Binary Response, Part 1: Introduction One binary variable Two binary variables, Part 2: Regression Models Linear regression models Logistic regression models Generalized linear models Analyzing a Multicategory Response Multinomial probability distribution.
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Analyzing a Binary Response, Part 1: Introduction One binary variable Two binary variables Analyzing a Binary Response, Part 2: Regression Models Linear regression models Logistic regression models Generalized linear models Analyzing a Multicategory Response Multinomial probability distribution I x J contingency tables and inference procedures Nominal response regression models Ordinal response regression models Additional regression models Analyzing a Count Response Poisson model for count data Poisson regression models for count responses Poisson rate regression Zero inflation Model Selection and Evaluation Variable selection Tools to assess model fit Overdispersion Examples Additional Topics Binary responses and testing error Exact inference Categorical data analysis in complex survey designs "Choose all that apply" data Mixed models and estimating equations for correlated data Bayesian methods for categorical data Appendix A: An Introduction to R Appendix B: Likelihood Methods Bibliography Index Exercises appear at the end of each chapter.

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