Generalized Linear Models (Rodríguez)

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2.1. INTRODUCTION TO LINEAR MODELS 3
2.1. INTRODUCTION TO LINEAR MODELS 5
2.2.1 Estimation of β
2.2.2 Properties of the Estimator
2.2.3 Estimation of σ2
2.3. TESTS OF HYPOTHESES 9
2.3. TESTS OF HYPOTHESES 11
2.3. TESTS OF HYPOTHESES 13
2.4.1 The Regression Model
2.4.2 Estimates and Standard Errors
2.4.3 Anova for Simple Regression
2.4.4 Pearson’s Correlation Coeﬃcient
2.5. MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION 19
2.5. MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION 21
2.5. MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION 23
2.5. MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION 25
2.5. MULTIPLE LINEAR REGRESSION 27
2.6.1 The One-Way Layout
2.6.2 The One-Factor Model
2.6.3 Estimates and Standard Errors
2.6.4 The One-Way Anova Table
2.6.5 The Correlation Ratio
2.7. TWO-WAY ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE 33
2.7. TWO-WAY ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE 35
2.7. TWO-WAY ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE 37
2.7. TWO-WAY ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE 39
2.7. TWO-WAY ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE 41
2.8. ANALYSIS OF COVARIANCE MODELS 43
2.8. ANALYSIS OF COVARIANCE MODELS 45
2.8. ANALYSIS OF COVARIANCE MODELS 47
2.9. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS 49
2.9. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS 51
2.9. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS 53
2.9. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS 55
2.9. REGRESSION DIAGNOSTICS 57
2.10. TRANSFORMING THE DATA 59
2.10. TRANSFORMING THE DATA 61
2.10. TRANSFORMING THE DATA 63
3.1. INTRODUCTION TO LOGISTIC REGRESSION 3
3.1. INTRODUCTION TO LOGISTIC REGRESSION 5
3.1. INTRODUCTION TO LOGISTIC REGRESSION 7
3.2. ESTIMATION AND HYPOTHESIS TESTING 9
3.2. ESTIMATION AND HYPOTHESIS TESTING 11
3.2. ESTIMATION AND HYPOTHESIS TESTING 13
3.3.1 A 2-by-2 Table
3.3.2 Testing Homogeneity
3.3.3 The Odds Ratio
3.3.4 The Conventional Analysis
3.4.1 A k-by-Two Table
3.4.2 The One-Factor Model
3.4.3 A One-Variate Model
3.5. MODELS WITH TWO PREDICTORS 21
3.5. MODELS WITH TWO PREDICTORS 23
3.5. MODELS WITH TWO PREDICTORS 25
3.5. MODELS WITH TWO PREDICTORS 27
3.5. MODELS WITH TWO PREDICTORS 29
3.6. MULTI-FACTOR MODELS: MODEL SELECTION 31
3.6. MULTI-FACTOR MODELS: MODEL SELECTION 33
3.6. MULTI-FACTOR MODELS: MODEL SELECTION 35
3.6. MULTI-FACTOR MODELS: MODEL SELECTION 37
3.6. MULTI-FACTOR MODELS: MODEL SELECTION 39
3.7. OTHER CHOICES OF LINK 41
3.7. OTHER CHOICES OF LINK 43
3.7. OTHER CHOICES OF LINK 45
3.8.1 Pearson Residuals
3.8.2 Deviance Residuals
3.8.3 Studentized Residuals
3.8.4 Leverage and Inﬂuence
3.8.5 Testing Goodness of Fit
4.1.1 The Children Ever Born Data
4.1.2 The Poisson Distribution
4.1.3 Log-Linear Models
4.2. ESTIMATION AND TESTING 5
4.2. ESTIMATION AND TESTING 7
4.3. A MODEL FOR HETEROSCEDASTIC COUNTS 9
4.3. A MODEL FOR HETEROSCEDASTIC COUNTS 11
4.3. A MODEL FOR HETEROSCEDASTIC COUNTS 13
5.1. MODELS FOR TWO-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 3
5.1. MODELS FOR TWO-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 5
5.1. MODELS FOR TWO-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 7
5.1. MODELS FOR TWO-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 9
5.2. MODELS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 11
5.2. MODELS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 13
5.2. MODELS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 15
5.2. MODELS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 17
5.2. MODELS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 19
5.2. MODELS FOR THREE-DIMENSIONAL TABLES 21
6.1.1 The Contraceptive Use Data
6.1.2 The Multinomial Distribution
6.2.1 Multinomial Logits
6.2.2 Modeling the Logits
6.2.3 Modeling the Probabilities
6.2.4 Maximum Likelihood Estimation
6.2.5 The Equivalent Log-Linear Model*
6.3.1 A General Model of Choice
6.3.2 Multinomial Logits
6.3.3 Conditional Logits
6.3.4 Multinomial/Conditional Logits
6.3.5 Multinomial/Conditional Probits
6.4. THE HIERARCHICAL LOGIT MODEL 11
6.4. THE HIERARCHICAL LOGIT MODEL 13
6.5. MODELS FOR ORDINAL RESPONSE DATA 15
6.5. MODELS FOR ORDINAL RESPONSE DATA 17
6.5. MODELS FOR ORDINAL RESPONSE DATA 19
6.5. MODELS FOR ORDINAL RESPONSE DATA 21
6.5. MODELS FOR ORDINAL RESPONSE DATA 23
6.5. MODELS FOR ORDINAL RESPONSE DATA 25
7.1.1 The Survival Function
7.1.2 The Hazard Function
7.1.3 Expectation of Life
7.1.4 A Note on Improper Random Variables*
7.2. CENSORING AND THE LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION 5
7.2. CENSORING AND THE LIKELIHOOD FUNCTION 7
7.3.1 Accelerated Life Models*
7.3.2 Proportional Hazard Models
7.3.3 The Exponential and Weibull Models
7.3.4 Time-varying Covariates
7.3.5 Time-dependent Eﬀects
7.3.6 The General Hazard Rate Model
7.3.7 Model Fitting
7.4.1 A Piece-wise Constant Hazard
7.4.2 A Proportional Hazards Model
7.4.3 The Equivalent Poisson Model
7.4.4 Time-varying Covariates
7.4.5 Time-dependent Eﬀects
7.5. INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY IN COLOMBIA 23
7.5. INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY IN COLOMBIA 25
7.5. INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY IN COLOMBIA 27
7.5. INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY IN COLOMBIA 29
7.6.1 Discrete Hazard and Survival
7.6.2 Discrete Survival and Logistic Regression
7.6.3 Discrete Survival and the C-Log-Log Link
8 APPENDIX A. REVIEW OF LIKELIHOOD THEORY
8 APPENDIX B. GENERALIZED LINEAR MODEL THEORY
10 APPENDIX B. GENERALIZED LINEAR MODEL THEORY
12 APPENDIX B. GENERALIZED LINEAR MODEL THEORY
14 APPENDIX B. GENERALIZED LINEAR MODEL THEORY

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