Abstract
Biostatistics and Biomedical Science Relative Risk Estimates and Tests for Two Independent Groups Sample Size, Power, and Efficiency Stratified-Adjusted Analysis for Two Independent Groups Case-Control and Matched Studies Applications of Maximum Likelihood and Efficient Scores Logistic Regression Models Analysis of Count Data Analysis of Event-Time Data Appendices References Indexes.
Keywords
BiostatisticsStatisticsLogistic regressionSample size determinationEconometricsRegression analysisSample (material)Computer scienceMathematicsMedicineEpidemiologyInternal medicine
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John M. Lachin
(2000).
Biostatistical methods : the assessment of relative risks.
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