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Statistical Analysis of Epidemiologic Data
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For the Second Edition, a new chapter on the analysis of matched data has been added. This covers both discrete and continuous outcomes and explains both the classic analytic approach and the conditional logistic regression model. New sections have also been added on contingency table data, misclassification, and additive modes underlying tabular data. In all chapters there are new applications and other revisions that make this Second Edition a clearer and more helpful exposition of the way statistical tools are used to analyze epidemiologic data.
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- Authors
- Selvin, S.
- Venue
- Oxford University Press eBooks
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press
- Published
- 2004-06-10
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- W2083113471
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- 8.07
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- en
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