1. For the case-control study in Example 9.3 (the toxoplasmosis
study):
(a) Find a 99% confidence interval for a parameter which compares
the probability of being infected for drivers who had accidents and
drivers who did not.
(b) A test of homogeneity is designed for cohort studies, where you
sample from each population and test to see if there is evidence
that the distribution of the categorical variable is different on
some of the populations. In a case-control study, you can apply the
same test and same hypotheses, even tough the underlying experiment
is very different (i.e. you are not sampling from the populations
of interest). Carry out the test at level 0.01 (and also be sure to
check any conditions you can check).
the critical value have taken from chi square table.
1. For the case-control study in Example 9.3 (the toxoplasmosis study): (a) Find a 99% confidence...
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