Analyzing Repeated Categorical Response Data
Alan Agresti
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Alan Agresti
Abstract
Chapter 11 focuses on methods of analyzing repeated categorical response data, with emphasis on marginal models. It presents both the maximum likelihood approach and the generalized estimating equations (GEE) approach to marginal modeling. It also discusses quasi likelihood in greater detail and shows how GEE is a multivariate version of it. The chapter ends with discussion of Markov Chain models for transitional modeling.
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Chapter 11 focuses on methods of analyzing repeated categorical response data, with emphasis on marginal models. It presents both the maximum likelihood approach and the generalized estimating equations (GEE) approach to marginal modeling. It also discusses quasi likelihood in greater detail and shows how GEE is a multivariate version of it. The chapter ends with discussion of Markov Chain models for transitional modeling.
Key concepts: Categorical variable, Gee, Generalized estimating equation, Marginal model, Multivariate statistics, Markov chain, Mathematics, Statistics