Thomas Lumley • 4/17/2022

Tables with zeroes

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The article discusses handling zero cells in contingency tables within complex survey data, focusing on tests of independence like the Rao-Scott adjustment and Wald tests. It references a 2015 Biometrics paper, explores implementation in R and Stata, and includes simulations using Dirichlet-multinomial distributions to evaluate methods.

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