Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Front Cover; New Developments; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Preface; Contents of Volume 1; Chapter 6. Multinomial Response Models; 6.1 Multinomial Response Models for Two-Way Tables; 6.2 Multinomial Response Models for Multi-Way Tables; 6.3 Multinomial Response Models for One or More Continuous Independent Variables; EXERCISES; Chapter 7. Incomplete Tables; 7.1 Incomplete Two-Way Tables and Migration; 7.2 Quasi-Independence, Age at First Marriage and Current Age; 7.3 Hierarchical Models for Incomplete Multi-Way Tables; 7.4 Models for Incomplete Tables with Ordered Categories; EXERCISES.
  • Chapter 8. Symmetrical Tables8.1 Symmetry, Quasi-Symmetry, and Marginal Homogeneity for Two-Way Tables; 8.2 Distance Models; 8.3 Symmetry Models for Multi-Way Tables; EXERCISES; Chapter 9. Adjustment of Data; 9.1 Adjustment of Marginal Tables; 9.2 Adjustment of Marginal Totals Using Unsaturated Models; 9.3 Related Applications; EXERCISES; Chapter 10. Latent-Class Models; 10.1 Maximum Likelihood Equations for the Traditional Latent-Class Model; 10.2 Iterative Proportional Fitting and Latent-Class Models; 10.3 The Scoring Algorithm; 10.4 Alternative Latent-Class Models for Table 7.29.
  • 10.5 Models with Several Latent Variables10.6 General Latent-Class Models; EXERCISES; Appendix: Computer Programs for Computation of Maximum Likelihood Estimates; A.1 FREQ; A.2 LAT; References; Example Index; Subject Index.