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Introduction: the analysis of categorical data
Categorical data is perhaps the most common form of data in the social sciences
But the best-established techniques favour continuous data
t-tests, correlations
Regression analysis, ANOVA
Factor Analysis, etc.
However, a battery of techniques are available for categorical data, including
cross-tabulation
loglinear modelling, and
binary, multinomial and ordinal logistic regression
Subsections
What's Categorical Data?
Poisson Regression
Binary dependent variables
Binary regression
Models for categorical data
Tabulation and association
Higher dimensions
Independence
Measures of association
The Odds ratio
Data representations
© Brendan Halpin
(e-mail)
23-Apr-2012
Department of Sociology
,
University of Limerick
Taught programme:
MA in Sociology (Applied Social Research)
,
Short course, May 14/15 2012:
Categorical Data Analysis for Social Scientists