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tell me where to go for more information
but great vignettes, websites or book are also of interest.
What is your favourite bit of R documentation, and why?
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I think it is easiest to describe
what I want in terms of the concrete
problem I have.
I have data from a number of countries
in each of which a sample of people was
interviewed. In presenting the results
in a forthcoming collaborative publication
much
code?
(d) I appreciate this last item is not strictly an R question, but my
intention is to use these as input into the sem package for structural
equation models. If anyone thinks that is misguided I would be intersted to
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the combination of n things taking k at time.
How do I do that in R ?
I wrote my own function but in this form isn't easy for my
students.
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suspect that I'm doing something wrong. Must weights be integers, or at
least greater than one?
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Give you what you wanted? You can always strip out the id column if you
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fill in the details in the same way as I have done for Eudora.
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If they are ordered have you considered downloading the polycor package?
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A second issue, I would also like to offset the second set of points
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Thanks for the suggestion Wolfgang, but whatever the original authors
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Did you ever say what result they got?
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After considerable help from list members and some digging of my own
I have prepared a summary of the findings which I have posted (see
link below). Broadly there were four suggestions
1 - Wald-type intervals,
2 - transforming the odds ratio confidence
parameter what happens, and how does
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-1,data = p5)
m000 - glm(sc ~1+aa-1,data = p5)
See above
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these two models, it seems they are same.
what is the difference between these two model. Is this a cell means model?
m00 - glm(sc ~aa-1,data = p5)
m000 - glm(sc ~1+aa-1,data = p5)
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estimates:
p
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ci.p - prop.test(920, 961)$conf
ci.odds - ci.p/(1-ci.p)
ci.odds
[1] 16.25404 31.09390
attr(,conf.level)
[1] 0.95
Any advice regarding the script I require is appreciated,
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approximation (R's is based on the noncentral
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exp(log(41*2936210/920/20068)+qnorm(c(.025,.975))*sqrt(sum(1/M)))
[1] 4.767384 8.918216
which is closer, but still a bit narrower.
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Bob
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Bob Green wrote:
Peetr Michael,
I now see my description may have confused the issue. I do want
to compare odds ratios across studies - in the sense
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Advice welcome and many thanks in advance.
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Specifically we do not know:
1 - what formula1 is
2 - what the structure of data1 is
3 - what the enclosing function looks like
4 - what dat is
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Results are:
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