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Stands for Generalized Estimating Equations which is an approach to estimating regression coefficients. GEE can be used on clustered / longitudinal data and has the attractive property that it provides consistent estimators of regression coefficients and unbiased inference even when the association structure within a cluster is mis-specified.
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Repeated measures with ordinal response and two categorical independent variables
I am trying to test the difference in students results (ordinal response variable; 1 – above expected, 2 – working at expected, 3 – working just below, 4 – working below) for two periods of time in a …
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