haberman: Haberman's Positive Margin no Three-way Interaction MLE
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Haberman's Positive Margin no Three-way Interaction MLE
Description
Haberman's example of a log-linear model (the no-three way
interaction model) that lacks an MLE even though it has positive
margins.
Usage
data(haberman)
Format
A 2x2x2 (contingency) table
Author(s)
unknown
References
Haberman, S. (1974). The Analysis of Frequency
Data 1, 2. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL.
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Haberman's Positive Margin no Three-way Interaction MLE
Description
Haberman's example of a log-linear model (the no-three way interaction model) that lacks an MLE even though it has positive margins.
Usage
data(haberman)
Format
A 2x2x2 (contingency) table
Author(s)
unknown
References
Haberman, S. (1974). The Analysis of Frequency Data 1, 2. University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL.
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