分类面板数据分析

A. Adejumo, O. O. Sanni, E. Jolayemi, R. O. Ogedengbe
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在某些分类表中,其中一个分类变量可能至少是有序的(连续的),这是由后续研究或任何类似研究引起的。其他分类变量可能是使用诸如性别、种族或地理位置等变量将人口划分为不同群体的变量,或者其中一些变量的组合。对这种方法得到的计数进行分析,认识到其中一个变量是近度量的,必须使用,并且当对产生的乘积多项拟合适当的模型时,解释变得容易。本文以某教学医院结核管理为例,介绍了该方法的应用情况。我们观察到,假设通过管理系统排出的水呈指数分布,雌虫的恢复速度比雄虫快。
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Analysis of Categorical Panel Data
s In some categorical tables, one of the classifying variables may be at least ordinal (ran ked) arising fro m a follow-up o r any similar study. The other classifying variab le(s) may be that which separates the population into groups using variables such as gender, race or location, or a co mbination of some of them. The counts obtained this way are analyzed recognizing that one of the variables is nearly metric and must be used and interpretation becomes easier when appropriate model is fitted to the arising product multino mial. An examp le o f such an approach is provided using the data fro m Tuber- culosis Management in a Teaching Hospital. We observed that the recovery rate of females was faster than their males counterpart on the assumption that those discharged through management system follows an exponential distribution.
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