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SUBJECT INDEX 351<br />

Classification table, 142–144<br />

Clinical trial, 34, 154–155<br />

Clustered data, 192–193, 276–277, 283–284,<br />

297–301, 309<br />

Cochran–Armitage trend test, 45<br />

Cochran–Mantel–Haenszel (CMH) test,<br />

114–115, 329<br />

and logistic models, 115<br />

and marginal homogeneity, 252<br />

and McNemar test, 252<br />

nominal variables, 194–196, 337<br />

ordinal variables, 194–196, 337<br />

software, 337<br />

Cochran’s Q, 252, 329<br />

Coding fac<strong>to</strong>r levels, 110, 113, 155, 335<br />

Cohen’s kappa, 264, 338<br />

Cohort study, 34<br />

Collapsibility, 224–226<br />

Comparings models, 86, 118, 144–145,<br />

157, 214, 226<br />

Concordance index, 144<br />

Conditional association, 49, 193–196,<br />

209, 214, 224<br />

Conditional distribution, 22<br />

Conditional independence, 53, 111,<br />

114–115, 193–196, 208, 214<br />

Cochran–Mantel–Haenszel test,<br />

114–115, 329<br />

exact test, 158–159<br />

generalized CMH tests, 194–196<br />

graphs, 223–228<br />

logistic models, 111, 113, 193–194<br />

loglinear models, 208, 214<br />

marginal independence, does not imply<br />

53–54<br />

model-based tests, 112, 193–194<br />

Conditional independence graphs, 223–228<br />

Conditional likelihood function, 157<br />

Conditional logistic regression, 157–160,<br />

249–252, 269, 275, 309–310, 328<br />

Conditional ML estimate, 157, 269, 275,<br />

309–310, 328<br />

Conditional model, 249–252, 279, 298–318<br />

compared <strong>to</strong> marginal model, 249, 279,<br />

300–302, 307–309<br />

Confounding, 49, 65<br />

Conservative inference (discrete data), 14,<br />

47–48, 160<br />

Contingency table, 22<br />

Continuation-ratio logit, 191–192<br />

Contrast, 155, 176, 306, 335<br />

Controlling for a variable, 49–52, 65<br />

Correlation, 41, 144, 281, 287<br />

Correlation test (ordinal data), 41–44<br />

Credit scoring, 166<br />

Cross-product ratio, 29. See also odds ratio<br />

Cross-sectional study, 34<br />

Cumulative probabilities, 180<br />

Cumulative distribution function, 72–73<br />

Cumulative logit models, 180–189,<br />

193–194, 254–255, 286, 290, 310, 328<br />

proportional odds property, 182, 187, 255,<br />

286, 310<br />

conditional model, 254–255, 310–311<br />

invariance <strong>to</strong> category choice, 189<br />

marginal model, 286<br />

random effects, 310–311<br />

software, 337<br />

<strong>Data</strong> mining, 331<br />

Degrees of freedom:<br />

chi-squared, 35–36, 62, 327<br />

comparing models, 86<br />

independence, 37, 327<br />

logistic regression, 146<br />

loglinear models, 212<br />

Deviance, 85–87<br />

comparing models, 86<br />

deviance residual, 87<br />

goodness of fit, 145–147, 184, 212<br />

grouped vs. ungrouped binary data,<br />

146–147, 167<br />

likelihood-ratio tests, 86<br />

Dfbeta, 150–151<br />

Diagnostics, 87, 147–151, 213, 335<br />

Discrete choice model, 179, 328<br />

Discrete responses. See also Poisson<br />

distribution, Negative binomial GLM:<br />

conservative inference, 14, 47–48, 160<br />

count data, 74–84, 323–324<br />

Dissimilarity index, 219<br />

Dummy variables, 110<br />

EL50, 101<br />

Empty cells, 154–156<br />

Exact inference

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