Rapid Analysis of 2 × 2 Tables

Bross, Irwin D. J.; Kasten, Ethel L.

doi:10.1080/01621459.1957.10501363

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“…To use this test, one must draw independent samples; for maximum usefulness, the two samples should be of equal size, although the author does show how some cases can be handled in a more approximate fashion. Another approximate, graphical technique was devised by Bross and Kasten (1957); it do^s not require equal samples and is amenable for cases in which one column total is as large as 49.…”

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Toward strengthening the contingency table as a statistical method.

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1959

Psychological Bulletin

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Toward strengthening the contingency table as a statistical method.

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1959

Psychological Bulletin

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On analysis of epidemiological data involving a 2×2 contingency table: an overview of fisher's exact test and yates' correction for continuity

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1995

Journal of Biopharmaceutical Statistics

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Fisher's exact test and Pearson's chi-square with continuity correction are frequently employed in the analysis of epidemiological data involving a 2 x 2 contingency table. This paper reviews the concepts and controversies underlying these procedures and discusses their appropriateness and adequacies in analyzing such data. Other related procedures such as unconditional exact tests and randomized and mid-p tests including some generalizations to a r x c table are also briefly reviewed.

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Rapid Analysis of 2 × 2 Tables

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Toward strengthening the contingency table as a statistical method.

Toward strengthening the contingency table as a statistical method.

On analysis of epidemiological data involving a 2×2 contingency table: an overview of fisher's exact test and yates' correction for continuity

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