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Introduction to Categorical Data Analysis

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62 CONTINGENCY TABLES<br />

a. Show that {ˆμij } have the same row and column <strong>to</strong>tals as {nij }.<br />

b. For 2 × 2 tables, show that ˆμ11 ˆμ22/ ˆμ12 ˆμ21 = 1.0. Hence, {ˆμij } satisfy<br />

H0.<br />

2.26 A chi-squared variate with degrees of freedom equal <strong>to</strong> df has representation<br />

Z 2 1 +···+Z2 df , where Z1,...,Zdf are independent standard normal<br />

variates.<br />

a. If Z has a standard normal distribution, what distribution does Z 2 have?<br />

b. Show that, if Y1 and Y2 are independent chi-squared variates with degrees<br />

of freedom df1 and df2, then Y1 + Y2 has a chi-squared distribution with<br />

df = df1 + df2.<br />

2.27 A study on educational aspirations of high school students (S. Crysdale, Int. J.<br />

Comp. Sociol., 16: 19–36, 1975) measured aspirations using the scale (some<br />

high school, high school graduate, some college, college graduate). For students<br />

whose family income was low, the counts in these categories were (9,<br />

44, 13, 10); when family income was middle, the counts were (11, 52, 23, 22);<br />

when family income was high, the counts were (9, 41, 12, 27).<br />

a. Test independence of aspirations and family income using X 2 or G 2 .<br />

Interpret, and explain the deficiency of this test for these data.<br />

b. Find the standardized residuals. Do they suggest any association pattern?<br />

c. Conduct a more powerful test. Interpret results.<br />

2.28 By trial and error, find a 3 × 3 table of counts for which the P -value is greater<br />

than 0.05 for the X 2 test but less than 0.05 for the M 2 ordinal test. Explain<br />

why this happens.<br />

2.29 A study (B. Kristensen et al., J. Intern. Med., 232: 237–245, 1992) considered<br />

the effect of prednisolone on severe hypercalcaemia in women with metastatic<br />

breast cancer. Of 30 patients, 15 were randomly selected <strong>to</strong> receive prednisolone,<br />

and the other 15 formed a control group. Normalization in their level<br />

of serum-ionized calcium was achieved by seven of the 15 prednisolone-treated<br />

patients and by 0 of the 15 patients in the control group. Use Fisher’s exact<br />

test <strong>to</strong> find a P -value for testing whether results were significantly better for<br />

treatment than control. Interpret.<br />

2.30 Table 2.17 contains results of a study comparing radiation therapy with surgery<br />

in treating cancer of the larynx. Use Fisher’s exact test <strong>to</strong> test H0: θ = 1 against<br />

Ha: θ>1. Interpret results.<br />

2.31 Refer <strong>to</strong> the previous exercise.<br />

a. Obtain and interpret a two-sided exact P -value.<br />

b. Obtain and interpret the one-sided mid P -value. Give advantages of this<br />

type of P -value, compared with the ordinary one.

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