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This article introduces a new measure of explained variation for use with censored survival data. It is a modified version of a measure previously described by John O'Quigley and colleagues, itself a modification of Nagelkerke’s earlier proposal for a general index of determination. I describe...
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The new book Long and Freese (2001) is reviewed. Copyright 2002 by Stata Corporation.
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I provide a new tool (marginscontplot) for plotting the marginal effect of continuous covariates in regression models. The plots may be univariate or according to levels or user-selected values of a second covariate. Nonlinear relationships involving transformed covariates may be plotted on the...
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We consider how to represent sigmoid-type regression relationships in a practical and parsimonious way. A pure sigmoid relationship has an asymptote at both ends of the range of a continuous covariate. Curves with a single asymptote are also important in practice. Many smoothers, such as...
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This article reviews Regression Models for Categorical Dependent Variables Using Stata, Second Edition, by Long and Freese.
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estimates the difference between two marginal prevalences (the population attributable risk); punaf estimates the ratio between …-scenario risk or hazard ratio for case–control or survival data (also known as a population unattributable fraction). The population …
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