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ST 544 Applied Categorical Data Analysis
This course focuses on the concepts, methods, and models used to analyze categorical data, particularly contingency tables, count data and binary/binomial type of data. The topics covered include Pearson Chi-squared independence test for contingency tables, measures of marginal and conditional associations, small-sample inference, logistic regression models for independent binary/binomial data and many extended models for correlated binary/binomial data including matched data and longitudinal data. The course emphasizes the implementation of methods/models using SAS and the interpretation of the results from the output.
Typically offered in Fall only
Statistics (PhD)
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1 Unless student has taken ST 542 Statistical Practice 2 A 500-level or 700-level course in either statistics or another department with material relevant to the student’s plan of work. Examples include ST 520 , ST 531 , ST 533 , ST 534 , ST 537 , ST 540 , ³§°ÕÌý544 , ST 546 / MA 546 , ST 563 , ST 721 , ST 732 , ST 733 , ST 740 , ST 745 , ST 746 , ST 747 / MA 747 , and ST 790 3 Additional courses may include ST 801 , ST 895  and courses taken from a Master of Statistics or Master of Science in Statistics degree at NCSU.