Scheltema, Karen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've read several times on this listserve comments from people that when
> p(y) is not extreme, a logistic regression model can be estimated by a
> linear regression model.
Some references cited by Harvey (1982): also BF&H
Harvey WR (1982). Least squares analysis of discrete data. J Anim Sci
54: 1067-1071.
Cochran WG (1940). The analysis of variance when experimental errors follow
the Poisson or binomial laws. Ann Math Statis 11: 335.
Cochran WG (1943). Analysis of variance for percentages based on
unequal numbers. JASA 38:287.
Li JCR (1964). Introduction to statistical inference I. Ann Arbor: Edwards.
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