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000240330 1001_ $$aIshii-Kuntz, Masako.
000240330 24510 $$aOrdinal log-linear models /$$cMasako Ishii-Kuntz.
000240330 260__ $$aThousand Oaks :$$bSage Publications,$$cc1994.
000240330 300__ $$aviii, 64 p. ;$$c22 cm.
000240330 4901_ $$aSage university papers series. Quantitative applications in the social sciences ;$$vno. 07-097
000240330 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 61-63).
000240330 5050_ $$a1. Introduction -- Ordinal measures -- Log-linear models for nominal variables: a review -- Log-linear models for two-way tables -- 2. Ordinal log-linear models -- Row effects models -- Column effects model -- Uniform association models -- Assignment of scores -- Row and column effects model (the RC model) -- Odds ratios for two-way tables: summary -- Ordinal log-linear models for higher ordered tables -- Multidimensional log-multiplicative models -- Odds ratios for three-way log-linear models: summary -- Selection for ordinal log-linear models -- Advantages of using ordinal log-linear models.
000240330 650_0 $$aLog-linear models.
000240330 830_0 $$aQuantitative applications in the social sciences$$vno. 07-097.
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