Advanced Categorical Data Analysis
About This Course
Categorical response data occur frequently in social and biomedical science, marketing and industrial quality control. This course introduces methods and theories for analysing categorical data, which can be used to identify risk factors of a disease, assess effectiveness of a treatment and evaluate strength of association between several factors. Students will learn to build, select and fit logit models to binary, binomial and multinomial responses, proportional odds model to ordinal responses and loglinear models to contingency tables. Further topics include generalised linear models, sampling schemes, case control and cohort studies, independence tests and overdispersion. Applications discussed include bioassay and epidemiology.
What You'll Learn
Entry Requirements
B.Sc(Hons) in Statistics or related fields. For learners without honours degree, B.Sc in Statistics or related fields with working knowledge of Statistics is required.