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  noetsi

• Mar 30, 2021

I am confused what you mean by this.

"Well don't put them into the model as dummies - put them in as a categorical so you have control. " What is the difference between a dummy variable and a categorical variable?

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  Spektra

• Jul 9, 2019

Dear hlsmith

I want to produce some experimental data

3 variables , each has prespecified odds ratio which are significant and in a predetermined confidence interval

for example after multivariate logistic regression analysis I find A variables odds 1.4 (1.1-16) , B variables 1.6 ( 1.23-1.40) and C variable 2.3 ( 1.4-3.3)

now I want 120 A,B, C variables with a prespecified mean, SD, how can I produce this data

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  gyxyc

• Apr 22, 2019

Are you a grad student ?

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  eli

• Sep 9, 2018

hello there, i would be very thankful if you take a look into my last post to solve my problems. I was waiting for you tho.
Thank you :)

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  broboss

• Jul 3, 2018

Please can you check and solve my question for me

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  StatOp

• Apr 10, 2018

I've now finally posted the detailed problem in Pairwise Independence vs. Mutual Independence, in case you'd like to have a look.

http://www.talkstats.com/threads/pairwise-independence-vs-mutual-independence.71277/