论文信息 - Score Tests in GLIM with Applications

Score Tests in GLIM with Applications

The most common method of hypothesis testing in GLIM is the likelihood ratio method. However, in certain biostatistical application areas, score tests are more commonly used. Mantel-Haenszel chi-squared tests provide good examples. In other cases where a large number of competing models are being entertained, score tests may also be preferable for economy in computing.

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