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Re: implementation of boschloo's test: very slow execution


From   "Joseph Coveney" <[email protected]>
To   "Statalist" <[email protected]>
Subject   Re: implementation of boschloo's test: very slow execution
Date   Mon, 3 Mar 2008 22:09:14 +0900

Eva Poen wrote (excerpted):

I will recalculate all p-values using your program and play around
with this default, to see what difference it makes in various
situations. If I can find a reliable pattern, I will report back.

. . . I will make an
immediate version of your command as soon as I have a little bit of
time.

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I've been asked to work it up for SSC, so will try to get it ready by the
time Kit gets back, absent an objection.  I'll probably loop through a few
hundred examples of various table configurations during the certification
script preparation; there should be something coming out of that for
refining search repeats and bounds, but if you run across anything striking
meanwhile, I would appreciate hearing from you.

It dawned on me that we're talking about two-by-two tables and not r-by-c
tables with ragged null spaces, so unless I've got my wires crossed (a
not-unheard-of phenomenon) the short cut around exhaustive Fisher-Irwin
testing should should be reasonably straightforward.  That should make it
into the uploaded version, too.

Joseph Coveney


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