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A Generalized Quasi-Likelihood Model Application To Modeling Poverty Of Asian American Women, Jeffrey R. Wilson May 2004

A Generalized Quasi-Likelihood Model Application To Modeling Poverty Of Asian American Women, Jeffrey R. Wilson

Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods

A generalized quasi-likelihood function that does not require the assumption of an underlying distribution when modeling jointly the mean and the variance, is introduced to examine poverty of Asian American women living in the West coast of the United States, using data from U.S. Census Bureau.


The Consequences Of Race-Blindness: Revisiting Prediction Models With Current Law School Data, Linda F. Wightman Jun 2003

The Consequences Of Race-Blindness: Revisiting Prediction Models With Current Law School Data, Linda F. Wightman

Journal of Legal Education

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Modeling Strategies In Logistic Regression With Sas, Spss, Systat, Bmdp, Minitab, And Stata, Chao-Ying Joanne Peng, Tak-Shing Harry So May 2002

Modeling Strategies In Logistic Regression With Sas, Spss, Systat, Bmdp, Minitab, And Stata, Chao-Ying Joanne Peng, Tak-Shing Harry So

Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods

This paper addresses modeling strategies in logistic regression within the context of a real-world data set. Six commercially available statistical packages were evaluated in how they addressed modeling issues and in the accuracy of their regression results. Recommendations are offered for data analysts in terms of each package's strengths and weaknesses.