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On the use of external information in social network analysis
Attribute data, Clustering, Positional analysis, Scientific collaboration network, Two-mode network, 62H17, 62J05, 91C20,
VITALE, MARIA PROSPERINA +4 more
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Primary 62H15, Secondary 62H17, Loglinear models, Multinomial sampling, Maximum likelihood estimator, Minimum Phi-divergence estimator,
Pardo Llorente, Leandro +3 more
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Primary 62H15, Secondary 62H17, Loglinear models, Multinomial sampling, Maximum likelihood estimator, Standardized residuals,
T. Nguyen, K. Gupta, L. Pardo
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Multinomial sampling, Kullback–Leibler divergence measure, Minimum ϕ-divergence estimator, Polytomous regression model, Primary 62H15, Secondary 62H17,
T. Nguyen +3 more
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Some collapsibility results for n-dimensional contingency tables
Collapsibility, Conditional independence, Contingency table, Log-linear model, Möbius inversion, Simpson’s paradox, Strict collapsibility, Primary 62H17, Secondary 62E99, Secondary 05A05,
P. Vellaisamy, V. Vijay
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Generalized marginal homogeneity, Kurtosis, Marginal homogeneity, Moment, Ordered category, Skewness, Square contingency table, 62H17, C39,
Sadao Tomizawa, Kouji Tahata
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Data preparation, Discretization, Feature selection, Model selection, Supervised classification, 62H17, 62H20, 62H30,
Marc Boullé
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Bayesian Selection of Log-Linear Models
A general methodology is presented for finding suitable Poisson log-linear models with applications to multiway contingency tables. Mixtures of multivariate normal distributions are used to model prior opinion when a subset of the regression vector is ...
James H. Albert
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New families of estimators and test statistics in log-linear models
In this paper we consider categorical data that are distributed according to a multinomial, product-multinomial or Poisson distribution whose expected values follow a log-linear model and we study the inference problem of hypothesis testing in a log ...
Martín, Nirian, Pardo, Leandro
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A note on cuts for contingency tables
In this note, we propose a general method to find cuts for a contingency table. Useful cuts are, in many cases, statistics S-sufficient for the nuisance parameter and S-ancillary for the parameter of interest. In general, cuts facilitate a strong form of
Wang, Yuchung J., Ip, Edward H.
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