The purpose of this paper is to describe, illustrate, and compare a number of different approaches to the analysis of repeated binary and categorical data. These approaches include empirical generalized least squares and generalized estimating equations, as well as traditional log-linear modeling methods. It is shown that the interpretation of the parameters in the various models depends critically on the type of model fitted. In particular, we contrast the population-averaged and subject-specific models. Two example data sets are used to illustrate the approaches, and throughout we concentrate on methods that can be easily implemented.
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Alternative approaches to the analysis of binary and categorical repeated measurements. - PubMed - NCBI
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%1 Kenward:1992:J-Biopharm-Stat:1300210
%A Kenward, M G
%A Jones, B
%D 1992
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%P 137-170
%R 10.1080/10543409208835036
%T Alternative approaches to the analysis of binary and categorical repeated measurements
%U https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/1300210
%V 2
%X The purpose of this paper is to describe, illustrate, and compare a number of different approaches to the analysis of repeated binary and categorical data. These approaches include empirical generalized least squares and generalized estimating equations, as well as traditional log-linear modeling methods. It is shown that the interpretation of the parameters in the various models depends critically on the type of model fitted. In particular, we contrast the population-averaged and subject-specific models. Two example data sets are used to illustrate the approaches, and throughout we concentrate on methods that can be easily implemented.
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