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Analysis of triangular contingency tables
2002Summary: This paper compares two methods involving the uniform association model and the quasi-independence model. These models can be described in terms of the association parameters for the analysis of triangular contingency tables having ordered categories. A simulation study based on 30.000 random triangular tables was performed for this comparison.
AKTAŞ, Serpil, SARAÇBAŞI, Tülay
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The Analysis of Contingency Tables
1995Social and behavioral scientists routinely use statistical models to make inferences about the distribution of one or more dependent variables (which may be observed and/or unobserved), conditional on a set of independent variables. Often, this conditional distribution is assumed to be absolutely continuous, and in many instances, normal.
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An Analysis of Contingent Labor
Review of Radical Political Economics, 1991This paper finds that the number contingent workers in the economy has grown dramatically in the last few decades, especially during the 1980s, and that they are paid lowerwages, given fewer benefits, and are disproportionately young, female and minorities in comparison with their full-time permanent counterparts.
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The Analysis of Contingency Tables
Technometrics, 1978Charles L. Odoroff, B. A. Everitt
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The Analysis of Contingency Tables.
The Statistician, 1994Kevin Gough, B. S. Everitt
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A Network Algorithm for Performing Fisher's Exact Test in r × c Contingency Tables
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1983Cyrus Mehta, Nitin R Patel
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