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Analysis of SPI drought class transitions using loglinear models
Journal of Hydrology, 2006A total period of 67 years of standardized precipitation index (SPI) data sets were divided into three periods of 22/23 years and a loglinear modeling approach has been used to investigate differences relative to drought class transitions among these three periods.
João T Mexia +2 more
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Analysis of Local Dependence and Multidimensionality in Graphical Loglinear Rasch Models
Abstract This paper proposes a procedure for analysis of multidimensionality in graphical loglinear Rasch models. The procedure combines exploratory techniques based on analysis of local dependence by coefficients measuring conditional item association and confirmatory techniques fitting and testing the adequacy of graphical loglinear Rasch models. The
Kreiner, Svend, Christensen, Karl Bang
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Loglinear Rasch model tests [PDF]
latent-trait theory, Rasch model, quasi-loglinear model, quasi independence, incomplete contingency table, chi-square tests,
Kelderman, Hendrikus +1 more
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Latent Regression in Loglinear Rasch Models
Loglinear Rasch models; Latent regression; Generalized linear models; Random ...
Svend Kreiner +2 more
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SPI-based drought category prediction using loglinear models
Loglinear modeling for three-dimensional contingency tables was used with data from 14 rainfall stations located in Alentejo and Algarve region, southern of Portugal, for short term prediction of drought severity classes.
João T Mexia, Elsa E Moreira
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Item bias detection using loglinear irt [PDF]
loglinear models, Rasch model, item bias, differential item performance, latentclass models, IRT,
Kelderman, Henk, Henk Kelderman
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Loglinear Models in Contingency Table Analysis
The American Statistician, 1974(1974). Loglinear Models in Contingency Table Analysis. The American Statistician: Vol. 28, No. 4, pp. 115-122.
Harry H. Ku, Solomon Kullback
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Loglinear Symmetry and Quasi‐Symmetry Models for the Analysis of Change
Biometrical Journal, 1997AbstractLoglinear symmetry and quasi‐symmetry models are proposed as tools for investigating various hypotheses about change. First, a survey of model representations is provided, including model specification in terms of hierarchical loglinear models and in design matrix notation.
Meiser, Thorsten +2 more
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Mixture versus loglinear models in contingency table analysis
We study here two different approaches to model a cluster structure in contingency tables. From a classical independence model, we consider an additional pattern structure given by a family of subsets of cells where we allow a specific mean parameter.
RAPALLO, Fabio
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Demystifying Loglinear Analysis
Sociological Perspectives, 1984Loglinear analysis has gained wide acceptance in sociology as the method of choice for the analysis of categorical data. Three alternatives which define interactions and deal with sampling variability in a different manner are developed here. Loglinear analysis and the three alternatives are applied to data on racial prejudice in the United States in ...
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